anyone
going to be in the boston area today?
I'll
be here, just look for the person dressed like the
unibomber.
rev
aaron
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Hajjar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2001 2:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FW: CTAG (Communications Test Automation Group) BOSTON invitation
From: Bill Hajjar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2001 2:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FW: CTAG (Communications Test Automation Group) BOSTON invitation
Hi Mike!
Thanks
for your help!
I hope
you can forward this invitation to your test group. We would love to have
representation NetScout at
CTAG!
Regards,
Cat, Roger, Steve and
Bill
CTAG
Steering
CTAG (Communications Test Automation
Group)
You are cordially invited to attend the CTAG (Communications
Test Automation Group) Kickoff
Reception on May 16th at 4:30pm.
The meeting, refreshments and hors d'oeuvres are complimentary!
CTAG has been organized as a social and networking group for professionals in communications test automation. CTAG, originally founded in San Jose is now expanding to Boston and San Diego. CTAG is composed of representatives from more than 100 communications companies all interested in test automation
Please join us and network with your friends and associates at the Victoria Station Grill in Burlington!
If you are involved in the testing of routers, switches, pbx, optical switches, EMS/NMS, wireless, protocol test, software unit test, interface test - come, have fun and join your peers at CTAG!
CTAG Mission:
CTAG's initial mission is to form working groups to focus on topics of immediate interest to the test automation industry. The working groups fall into four initial categories
1. Creation of Common and reusable Test Libraries
2. Creation of a common test equipment API (supports topic 1 above)
3. Test case transportability (dependent on 1 and 2 above)
4. Standards in EMS/NMS test automation
Our Boston meeting will expand this focus to include breakout groups involved in specific areas of interoperability testing.
CTAG has been organized as a social and networking group for professionals in communications test automation. CTAG, originally founded in San Jose is now expanding to Boston and San Diego. CTAG is composed of representatives from more than 100 communications companies all interested in test automation
Please join us and network with your friends and associates at the Victoria Station Grill in Burlington!
If you are involved in the testing of routers, switches, pbx, optical switches, EMS/NMS, wireless, protocol test, software unit test, interface test - come, have fun and join your peers at CTAG!
CTAG Mission:
CTAG's initial mission is to form working groups to focus on topics of immediate interest to the test automation industry. The working groups fall into four initial categories
1. Creation of Common and reusable Test Libraries
2. Creation of a common test equipment API (supports topic 1 above)
3. Test case transportability (dependent on 1 and 2 above)
4. Standards in EMS/NMS test automation
Our Boston meeting will expand this focus to include breakout groups involved in specific areas of interoperability testing.
A number of attendees at the last CTAG function
in San Jose expressed an interest in technical training on vendor test
equipment. As a result, Spirent Corporation has graciously donated a system
training class on Smartbits for interested CTAG members. Sign-ups will be taken
at the Burlington reception for this complimentary
class.
Additionally, CTAG will function as a social and networking group for informal exchange of ideas and making new friends.
The reception requires registration. There is no cost to attend.
To Register: Email mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Be sure to include your name, title, company, email, address.
Seating will be limited to the first 50 respondents. You will receive a confirmation via email.
Location
Victoria Station
128 Middlesex Turnpike
Burlington, MA
(across the street from the Burlington Mall)
781-273-2230
Please feel free to forward this
invitation to your associates.Additionally, CTAG will function as a social and networking group for informal exchange of ideas and making new friends.
The reception requires registration. There is no cost to attend.
To Register: Email mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Be sure to include your name, title, company, email, address.
Seating will be limited to the first 50 respondents. You will receive a confirmation via email.
Location
Victoria Station
128 Middlesex Turnpike
Burlington, MA
(across the street from the Burlington Mall)
781-273-2230
Best Regards and look forward to seeing you at the dinner!
CTAG Boston Steering Committee
Cat Robbins - Cisco
Roger Whitcomb - Tellabs
Steve Fulton - UNH Interoperability Lab
Bill Hajjar - Verecomm
CTAG Central Steering Committee
Vicki Scott - Brightlink
Steve Arnold - Cisco
Sriram Syamala - Juniper Networks
Joe Flores - Netro
Rob Spade - Spade Associates
Warren Faleiro - Tollbridge
David Anderson - Verecomm
CTAG Southern California Steering Comittee
Rick Washburn - Qualcomm
Anand Buch - Nuera
Karl Peters - Ensemble
Mark Hornbeek - Vpacket
Regards,
Bill
Hajjar
617-359-9100
