Open Systems Digest
Recently Published References to Open Systems
Glass Wall Shattered as Big Iron Shuttered
Dan Richman, Computerworld, Dec. 4, 1995, p 8--Profile of Global
Marine, Inc.
One World Without Unix
Julia King, Computerworld, Dec. 4, 1995, p 12--J. D. Edwards &
Co. delays Unix versions of its software.
Digital Boosts OpenVMS
Neal Weinberg, Computerworld, Dec. 4, 1995, p 16.
Old Guard Changing Chips, Storage Options
Michael Goldberg, Computerworld, Dec. 4, 1995, p 28.
Sun SPARCs Low End
Computerworld, Dec. 4, 1995, p 57--Item in "Briefs."
D-Day Nears for Win API Clone
John Foley, InformationWeek, Dec. 4, 1995, p 20--ECMA expected to
approve Applications Programming Interface for Windows (APIW).
Digital to Uncover OpenVMS-NT Affinity
Jason Pontin, InfoWorld, Dec. 4, 1995, pp 39, 41.
Users Laud OpenVMS Revival
Michael Goldberg, Computerworld, Dec. 11, 1995, p 10.
Compaq Serves Up Unix
John Swenson, InformationWeek, Dec. 11, 1995, p 22--Compaq to offer
Solaris for its ProLiant server.
Tadpole Releases 233MHz Machine
Jill Gamlion, InformationWeek, Dec. 11, 1995, p 28--Fastest notebook
runs Unix.
Crafting an Open Systems Framework
John Foley, InformationWeek, Dec. 11, 1995, p 101--X/Open to develop
architectural framework for open systems.
11 Years Ago in InfoWorld: Unix and the Single User: Still No Match in
PC World
InfoWorld, Dec. 11, 1995, p 71.
Servers Give New Shape to Pyramid Line
Michael Goldberg, Computerworld, Dec. 18, 1995, p 10.
Windows Standard Goes "Public"
Frank Hayes, Computerworld, Dec. 18, 1995, p 14--ECMA ratifies APIW
standard.
Unix Unity Foundering?
John Foley, InformationWeek, Dec. 18, 1995, p 28--Hewlett-Packard
and SCO have differences.
NYSE Heads Off a Crash
Mary Hayes, InformationWeek, Dec. 18, 1995, pp 59-60--Profile of
New York Stock Exchange.
The Push to 64-Bit Systems
Joseph C. Panettieri and Marianne Kolbasuk, InformationWeek, Dec.
18, 1995, p 108.
Sun's Java Adds New Unix Brews
Clinton Wilder, InformationWeek, Dec. 25, 1995, p 22--OSF ports Java.
OSF Will Back X/Open Naming
John Foley and Caryn Gillooly, InformationWeek, Dec. 25, 1995, p
24.
The Beginning of the End for Unix?
Gregory C. Garry, Client/Server Computing, December 1995, p 14--Intel's
Pentium Pro.
DCE: An Environment for Secure Client/Server Computing
Michael M. Kong, Hewlett-Packard Journal, December 1995, pp 6-15.
Adopting DCE Technology for Developing Client/Server Applications
Paul Lloyd and Samuel D. Horowitz, Hewlett-Packard Journal, December
1995, pp 16-22.
DCE Directory Services
Michael M. Kong and David Truong, Hewlett-Packard Journal, December
1995, pp 23-27.
X/Open Federated Naming
Elizabeth A. Martin, Hewlett-Packard Journal, December 1995, pp 28-33.
An Evolution of DCE Authorization Services
Deborah L. Caswell, Hewlett-Packard Journal, December 1995, pp 49-54.
An Object-Oriented Application Framework for DCE-Based Systems
Mihaela C. Gittler, Michael Z. Luo and Luis M. Maldonado, Hewlett-Packard
Journal, December 1995, pp 55-60.
A Novel Idea, Part II
Andrew Binstock, Unix Review, December 1995, p 7--Novell's Unix strategy.
Outstanding Products of 1995
Unix Review, December 1995, pp 37-38, 40-41.
Unix Upheaval
Windows Magazine, December 1995, p 36--Novell sells UnixWare to SCO.
ReadMe File
Fred Davis, Windows Magazine, December 1995, pp. 59-60--"Windows
NT Server has finally found its killer app: the Internet."
Eric S. Rosenthal is an East Coast-based technical consultant.