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Use these links to check Ken North's conference agenda, or to review past conference information. Slides from past presentations are available at some sites.
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Technology
Transfer, Srl (Rome, Italy, May 12-13, 2005)
"Marrying SQL, XML, Semantics, Web Services, and
Computing"
Conferences and Seminars in 2004
Web Services Security (San Diego Software Industry Council, August 2004)
Ken did a presentation to open the panel discussion about web services security. Panel members included Tony Darugar, Kevin Dick, Blake Dournaee, Michael Leventhal, and Ashraf Memon (video and audio).
"XML, SQL, Semantics, Web Services, and Grid Computing"Software Development 2004 (Santa Clara, March 2004)
Power panel with Rick Cattell, Daniela Florescu, Jim Kleewein, Jim Gray, and Jim Melton. These experts discuss the future of databases, XQuery, grid computing, web services, RFID, and emerging technologies (listen).Web Services at the San Diego Supercomputer Center (San Diego, January 2004)
Ken did a presentation to open the panel discussion about web services security (video and audio). Panel members:
Thor Larholm (Security Researcher, PivX) discussed vulnerabilities and federated identities
Jeff Carmichael (CTO, Tarari) explained hardware-assisted security and content processing
Rajiv Gupta (CTO, Confluent) presented enterprise security challenges and solutions
Gene Thurston (Security Architect, AmberPoint) discussed WS-Security and using agents to combine security and management tasks
Mark Colan (Web Services and SOA Evangelist, IBM) discussed a security roadmap and the declarative approach to security with WebSphere.
Conferences and Seminars in 2003
Technology
Transfer, Srl (Rome, Italy, May 22-23, 2003)
"XML, SQL, Web Services, and Grid Services"
e-Enterprise
Challenges (Toronto, Canada, October 14-16, 2003)
"Exploiting Oracle for XML, Web Services and Grid Computing"
"XML, Web Services and Grid Computing: Today and Tomorrow"
Enterprise
Data Forum (Philadelphia, November 4-6, 2003)
"Exploiting Databases for XML, Web Services and Grid Data Access"
"Software and Database Trends"
Conferences and Seminars in 2002
NetSeminar sponsored by Intelligent Enterprise and Software Development
XML and Web Services Connections (Orlando, October 30-November 2)
"Exploiting IBM DB2 for XML and Web Services"
"Exploiting Oracle 9i for XML and Web Services"
"Exploiting SQL Server 2000 for XML and Web Services"
Keynote panel with Don Kiely, Brian Reed, Peter Vogel.
"XML, Java, SQL and Web Services"Web Services: The Strategic IT View
NetSeminar sponsored by Intelligent Enterprise and Microsoft. Video requires RealVideo or Windows Media Player.
Software Development 2002 (San Jose, April 24)
Power panel with Rick Cattell, Don Chamberlin, Daniela Florescu, Jim Gray, and Jim Melton. The experts discuss the future of databases and query in a world of XML Web services, mobile computing, and collaborative applications.
"XML, Java, SQL and Web Services"
Conferences and Seminars in 2001
XML
DevCon Europe Spring 2001 (London, February 21-23)
"XML, Java, and Database Magic"
International
Conference for Java Development (New York, February 28-March 2)
"Database Magic: Java and XML"
"XML, Web Services, and the Importance of Java"
Panel members included Alex
Chaffee, Elliotte Rusty Harold, David Megginson, Gerry Seidman, Jay Walters.
XML One (Austin, March 5-7)
"Thin Clients, Fat Databases"
XML
DevCon Spring 2001 (New York, April 8-11)
"Database Magic, Java and XML"
"The Importance of XML"
Panel members included Tim
Bray, Peter Chen, Norbert Mikula, David Orchard, Bob Sutor, Jon Udell.
Technology
Transfer, Srl (Rome, Italy, May 24-25)
"XML, Java, and Databases"
Corporate and e-Business Portals Conference (July 29)
"Databases, Portals, Web Services and XML Integration Magic"
"Thin Clients, Fat Databases, and Web Services"
Technology
Transfer, Srl (Rome, Italy, November 8-9)
"XML, Java, and SQL"
DataDirect
Seminar at Oracle
Open World (San Francisco, December 5)
"XML: Documents or Data?"
Conferences and Seminars in 2000
SIGS
Conference for Java Development (London, March 13-15)
"XML, Java, and Database Magic"
"Integrating Java with Databases, XML, and Middleware"
Software Development 2000 (San Jose, March 23)
"The Role of XML in E-Commerce and Enterprise Computing"
View this panel discussion on Technetcast.
"Integrating Databases, XML, and Middleware"
Technology Transfer
S.r.l. (Rome, Italy, May 8-9)
Expert Series: "Database Magic:
XML, Java, and
SQL"
Application
Development 2000 (London, June 19-23)
"XML, Java, and Database Magic"
"Components and Component Frameworks"
XML
DevCon 2000 (New York City, June 25-28)
"XML, Java, and Database Magic"
JavaCon
2000 (Santa Clara, California, September 24-27)
"Database Magic: Java and XML"
XML
One Fall (San Jose, October 2-5)
"Thin Clients, Fat Databases"
"XML in the Enterprise: Expert Voices"
XML
Connections 2000 (Scottsdale, Arizona October 6-7)
"Java, XML, and Data Access"
"Database Magic: XML and SQL"
JavaPlus
(San Jose, October 29- November 1)
"Database Magic: XML, Java, and
SQL"
Expert Panel
XML
DevCon 2000 Fall (San Jose, November 12-15)
"XML, Java, and Database Magic"
WebIT
2000 (Rome, Italy, November 14-16)
"The Importance of XML in
eBusiness"
"Using Java in the Database"
Conferences and Seminars in 1999
Integrating Enterprise
Applications (Orlando, February 22-25)
Expert Series: "Database Magic with
Java"
Technology Transfer
S.r.l (Rome, Italy, May 6-7)
Expert Series: "Database Magic with
Java"
Web Design
and Development 99 (San Francisco, June 27-July 1)
"Is Y2K a Problem for the Web?"
"Programming Database Extensions with Java, XML, and SQL"
XML One Europe (London, October 6-8)
"XML, Java, and Database Magic"
"XML's Role in E-Commerce and Enterprise Computing"
Expert panel includes David Booth (Bluestone), Geoff Brown (Oracle), Martin Bryan (The SGML Centre), David Megginson (Megginson Technologies), Bill Smith (Sun)SIGS Conference for Java Development (San Jose, October 19-21)
"XML, Java, and Database Magic"
Integrating Java with Databases, XML, and Middleware"
Expert panel includes Bob Bickel (Bluestone), Geoff Brown (Oracle), Hamish Reid (Informix), Joe Weinstein (BEA WebLogic), Seth White (BEA WebLogic), and Mark Hapner (Sun Java Software)XML One (Santa Clara, November 8-11)
"XML, Java, and Database Magic"
Panel "XML and Enterprise Technologies: The Expert View"
The Expert Series seminars are available. The series "XML, SQL, Web Services and Grid Services". If you want more information about an Expert Series seminar at your location, or for your conference, send e-mail.
The inaugural Expert Series seminars were held in Orlando, Florida In February 1999. Seminars include SQL for Smarties (Joe Celko), XML (Michael Floyd), Data Warehousing for Managers (Claudia Imhoff), and Java database programming (Ken North). We also had tutorials on COM+/Windows DNA (Dave Cameron, Microsoft) and Enterprise Java Beans (Bill Roth, JavaSoft).
Click on the conference name for more information about sessions and tracks.
Windows NT Database Summit (New Orleans,
April 19-22)
Data Access Roadmap: ODBC, JDBC, OLE DB, ADO
Database and Client-Server World (Toronto,
April 21-23)
Understanding Data Access with ODBC, OLE DB and ActiveX
Component
Directions '98 (Boston, June 23-25)
Database Magic with Java and Components (June 23)
Database and
Client-Server World (Boston, June 23-25)
Database Magic with Java and Components (June 23)
Web Design and Development '98 (San
Francisco, June 21-25)
Database Magic with Java (June 25)
Using Java to Extend Database Servers (June 25)
Software Development '98 (Washington, D.C., August 17-21)
Java Database Magic (part 1)
Java Database Magic (part 2)
Web Design and Development '98 (Boston,
September 24-26)
Database Magic with Java (September 25)
Using Java to Extend Database Servers (September 26)
Middleware Choices II (San
Francisco, October 19)
Java, Database Magic, and Middleware
(For tutorial example programs, click here.)
Web Warehouse Summit (San Diego,
December 2-4)
ORDBMS Extensions and Java-Enabled Databases
Click on the conference name for more information about sessions and tracks.
Web Design and Development (San Francisco, February
22-26)
Database Programming with Java (February 25)
Software Development '97 (San Francisco, March 31-April
4)
Data Access with ODBC for Client/Server and Intranets
(April 3)
Multidatabase Programming for Windows and the Web (April 3)
Data Access with Java (April 4)
Database and Client-Server World (Toronto, April
15-17)
Understanding Data Access with ODBC, OLE DB and ActiveX
(April 16)
Using Java for SQL Programming (April 17)
World Raima User Conference (Seattle, April 21-22)
Keynote: "The Brave New World of Distributed
Computing" (April 21)
DB/Expo 97 (San Francisco, May 12-16)
Getting a Grip on ODBC, OLE DB and JDBC (May 14)
Database and Client-Server World (Boston, May 20-22)
Using Java for SQL Programming (May 22)
Java Internet
Business Expo (New York, August 25-28)
Using Java to Get To Your Database (August 28)
Software Development '97 East (Washington, D.C.,
September 29 - October 3)
Database Magic with Java (Oct. 2)
Database Magic with ActiveX and OLE DB (Oct. 3)
Data Access with SQL and ODBC (Oct. 2)
Web Design and Development '97 (Washington, D.C.,
September 29 - October 3)
Using Java for SQL Database Programming (Oct. 3)
CIPS 97 Canadian Information Processing
Society/L'Association Canadienne de L'Informatique (Edmonton, Alberta, October 20-23)
Database Magic with ActiveX, Java, JDBC,
Net Database Summit (San
Diego, December 3-6)
Writing Database Server Extensions and Stored Procedures
in Java (Dec. 6)
Database and Client-Server World
(Chicago, December 9-11)
Data Access with Middleware, Java, and ActiveX
Panel members included Paul Cotton (IBM), Brian Reed (Intersolv), Richard Pledereder (Sybase), Ike Sagie (ISG), Mike Satterfield (Simba Technologies).
updated July 12, 2003