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Ol� pessoal,
A Sun est� oferecendo para o SouJava algumas vagas para assistir
gratuitamente a transmiss�o ao vivo dos principais keynote speakers do
JavaOne.
As transmiss�es v�o acontecer no audit�rio da Sun em S�o Paulo
a partir de AMANH�, de TER�A a QUINTA (dias 6 a 8 de junho), das 12:30
�s 15:00. Se voc� estiver interessado em assistir, envie um email para
o Michael da Sun ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) informando qual(is)
dia(s) voc� quer, e aguarde que ele envie para voc� uma confirma��o por
email.
Mas aten��o: s� temos vaga para as 20 primeiras pessoas que
enviarem um email para ele. Al�m disso, a transmiss�o das palestras
� em ingl�s e n�o tem legendas nem tradu��o simult�nea, por isso se
a sua flu�ncia em ingl�s n�o � suficiente para entender as palestras,
por favor n�o ocupe o lugar de outra pessoa. Da mesma forma, se voc�
n�o tem certeza se poder� mesmo ir, n�o envie um email porque se
fizer isso poder� estar tirando a chance de outra pessoa.
Estou enviando abaixo mais informa��es sobre as transmiss�es.
N�o se esque�a de enviar um email para o Michael
([EMAIL PROTECTED]) e aguardar pela resposta dele. Apenas
lembre-se que essa transmiss�o vai ser no pr�dio da Sun e n�o na
Sucesu (o Michael enviar� o endere�o completo da Sun junto com a
confirma��o da sua vaga) e n�o teremos estacionamento gr�tis, voc�
vai ter que parar seu carro em um dos v�rios estacionamentos da
regi�o.
Um abra�o,
Einar Saukas
Technical Consultant
Summa Technologies, Inc.
http://www.summa-tech.com
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SYNOPSIS: See JavaOne keynotes live on SunBTV. On Tuesday, hear from
Patricia Sueltz and Scott McNealy as well as other guest
speakers from the Software Products and Platforms Division
on how Java technology is powering the Net Economy. Wednesday
is a technology keynote with James Gosling and Bill Joy. And
Thursday hear from Chris Galvin of Motorola and Tim O'Reilly
of O'Reilly and Associates.
Web site for information: http://hardrock.central/SunBTV/events.html
http://java.sun.com/javaone
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Tuesday, June 6
Scott McNealy
Chairman and CEO
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Biography
In just 18 years, Scott McNealy has led Sun Microsystems
the to become the leading global supplier of network computing
solutions, with revenues last year of more than $11.7
billion. McNealy's ideas about computing often predate industry
trends. For more than a decade, he has been advancing
Sun's slogan, The Network Is The ComputerTM -- a succinct
statement of the company's vision of seamless
connectivity.
McNealy's tenacity and willingness to address tough issues
head on have earned him both respect and admiration.
Whether he's testifying before Congress or speaking out in
favor of the U.S. government's antitrust lawsuits, McNealy can
be found fighting for choice. As he often says, "Without
choice, there is no competition. Without competition, there is no
innovation. And without innovation, you are left with very
little."
McNealy graduated from Harvard with a BA in Economics. He
followed that with an MBA from Stanford. Those two
formative years on "the farm" soon spawned a little
startup known as SUN, originally an acronym for the Stanford
University Network.
Patricia C. Sueltz
President, Software Products and Platforms
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Biography
As President of Sun's Software Products and Platforms,
Patricia C. Sueltz oversees Sun's software businesses, including the
SolarisTM Software, Consumer/Embedded, ForteTM Tools,
JavaTM Software and, Webtop and Application Software groups.
A respected advocate within the industry, Sueltz has
played an instrumental role in developing Java technology as an open
platform. Ms. Sueltz continues to drive the Java platform
forward and is responsible for all Java technology-based and
Solaris operating environment tools, developer products,
security products, software marketing, as well as ISV/developer
relations and market development.
Prior to joining Sun, Sueltz spent 20 years with IBM,
serving in various senior management positions. Sueltz was the point
person for IBM's extensive Java technology-based marketing
and development activities including the direction of IBM's
strategies for Java technology and XML across IBM's
software, hardware and services businesses. She was instrumental in
directing IBM's strategic alliances with other major
high-technology companies, including Sun, and was a member of
IBM's senior management team as General Manager and Vice
President of Java Software in IBM's software group.
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Wednesday, June 7
James Gosling, Ph.D.
VP and Fellow
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Biography
James Gosling received a BS in Computer Science from the
University of Calgary, Canada in 1977. He received a PhD in
Computer Science from Carnegie-Mellon University in 1983.
The title of his thesis was "The Algebraic Manipulation of
Constraints". He is currently a VP & Fellow at Sun
Microsystems. He has built satellite data acquisition systems, a
multiprocessor version of UNIX�, several compilers, mail
systems and window managers. He has also built a WYSIWYG
text editor, a constraint based drawing editor and a text
editor called `Emacs' for UNIX systems. At Sun his early activity
was as lead engineer of the NeWSTM window system. He did
the original design of the JavaTM programming language and
implemented its original compiler and virtual machine.
Bill Joy
Chief Scientist andCorporate Executive Officer
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Biography
Bill Joy, the Chief Scientist of Sun Microsystems, Inc.,
is a co-founder of the company and a member of the Executive
Committee. Bill has led design investigations of
architectures for UltraSparcTM V processor, driven the initial business and
technical strategy for JavaTM technology, co-designed the
picoJavaTM and ultraJavaTM processor architectures,
co-authored the specification for the Java programming
language, and co-designed the lexical scoping and reflection
APIs for the Java 1.1 release. Bill's most recent work is
on the JiniTM distributed computing technology for networking
computer devices using Java technology, and on the Sun
Community Source Licensing (SCSL) model, designed to allow
companies to share their intellectual property in source
form, to facilitate cooperation with customers, partners, educators
and researchers.
Previously at Sun, Joy led Sun's technical strategy,
spearheading its open systems philosophy. He designed Sun's Network
File System (NFS), and was a co-designer of the SPARCTM
microprocessor Architecture. In 1991 he did the basic pipeline
design of UltraSparc-I and its multimedia processing
features. This basic pipeline is the one used in all of Sun's SPARC
microprocessors shipping today.
While attending graduate school at U.C. Berkeley, Joy was
the principal designer of Berkeley UNIX (BSD), which became
the standard in education and research, garnering
development support from DARPA. He was also notable for
introducing virtual memory and internetworking using
TCP/IP to UNIX�.
His current research is into new uses of distributed
computing enabled using Java and Jini technologies, new methods of
human-computer interaction, new microprocessor and system
architectures, a nd the uses in computing of scientific
advances in areas such as complex adaptive systems,
quantum computing, and the cognitive sciences.
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Thursday, June 8
Christopher B. Galvin
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Motorola
Biography
Christopher B. Galvin began working at Motorola in summer
jobs in 1967 and joined the company full-time in 1973. For
the next decade, he held sales, sales management,
marketing management and product management assignments in the
Communications Sector, the two-way radio business in that
era.
In 1983, he joined Tegal Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary
of Motorola and manufacturer of plasma etching and stripping
equipment for the semiconductor industry, as vice
president, marketing sales and service. A year later he was named vice
president and general manager of Tegal's U.S. operations.
He became vice president and director of the
Communications Sector's Paging Devision in Boynton Beach, Fla. in 1985,
general manager of the division in 1986, and corporate
vice president in 1987. He moved to senior vice president and chief
corporate staff officer in January, 1988, and became a
member of the Policy and Operating Committees of the
corporation. In May, 1988, he was elected to the Board of
Directors of Motorola, Inc. and elevated to an executive vice
president in May, 1989. In January, 1990, he joined the
office of the CEO as senior executive vice president and assistant
chief operating officer. He was elected president and
chief operating officer in December, 1993, chief executive officer in
January, 1997, and chairman of the board in June, 1999.
Galvin received a bachelor's degree from Northwestern
University, and a master's degree with distinction from the
Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern. He
is a director of the Rand Corporation and the Illinois
Coalition for science and technology; a trustee of
Northwestern University and the American Enterprise Institute; a
member of the Business Roundtable, Business Council and
American Society for Engineering Education and the National
Underground Railroad Freedom Center.
The grandson of the founder, Chris led this market-making
giant into the 21st century through a c ommitmenmt to
innovative technology and focus on customer needs.
Tim O'Reilly
Founder and President
O'Reilly & Associates
Biography
Tim O'Reilly is founder and president of O'Reilly &
Associates, thought by many to be the best computer book publisher in
the world. In addition to publishing pioneering books like
Ed Krol's The Whole Internet User's Guide & Catalog (selected
by the New York Public Library as one of the most
significant books of the twentieth century), O'Reilly has also been a
pioneer in the popularization of the Internet. O'Reilly's
Global Network Navigator site (GNN, which was sold to America
Online in September 1995) was the first Web portal and the
first true commercial site on the World Wide Web.
O'Reilly continues to pioneer new content developments on
the Web via it's O'Reilly Network affiliate, which also
manages sites such as www.perl.com and xml.com. O'Reilly's
conference arm hosts the popular Perl Conference, the Open
Source Software Convention, and an Enterprise Conference
for the JavaTM platform.
Tim has been an activist for internet standards and for
Open Source software. He has led successful public relations
campaigns on behalf of key internet technologies and has
received Infoworld's Industry Achievement Award in 1998 for
his advocacy on behalf of the Open Source community.
Tim graduated from Harvard College in 1975 with a B.A. cum
laude in Classics. His honors thesis explored the tension
between mysticism and logic in Plato's dialogues.
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