[MAGNet] Fireside chats with Apple specialists at Macworld

From: Wyn Davies (wyn@apple.com)
Date: Fri Dec 15 2000 - 12:00:41 PST

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    Folks,

    Apple is having some "fireside chats" with specialists in different areas
    during Macworld. There will only be 12 people per session, so it will be a
    great place give Apple feedback on issues that concern you. Take a look at
    the invite below and sign up for any sessions that interest you. Directions
    on how to sign up are at the end of the email invite.

    Thanks.

    .wyn

    Apple is gearing up for an exciting MacWorld in January, and I would like to
    personally invite you to attend a series of VIP Fireside Chat sessions with
    Apple specialists during the show. These sessions cover a broad range of
    technology and solution areas, including MacOS X, Wireless, and Technology
    Financing. Youšll find a full list of the offerings below.

    To keep interaction high with the presenters, space is limited to only 12
    people per session. Sign-up is easy, simply complete the form at the bottom
    of this email and send it to Susan Gayler, <sgayler@apple.com>.

    Youšll receive a confirmation email of the sessions you have asked to attend
    within a few days of submitting.

    Donšt delay, sign up today to reserve your seat for these special VIP
    Fireside Chats.

    Session Overviews

    All sessions will take place at the Marriott Hotel San Francisco, one block
    from Moscone Convention Center in the Sierra G conference room.

    Apple Finance: Extending your Technology Spending
    Summary: Apple Finance offers a wide selection of financing solutions to
    help campuses leverage their technology buying power. This session will
    present these solutions, and show how a campus can create an effective
    required technology purchase program, timely lab refreshes, and equal
    opportunity teacher desktop replacements.
    Length: 45 minutes
    Time: Jan 10, 2001 @ 12:00 PM (lunch will be provided)
    Presenter: John Yeider, Apple Finance Solutions Manager

    MacOS X: An Introduction
    Summary: Mac OS X, Applešs next-generation operating system is coming; get
    in front of it with an informative introduction presented by a Senior Apple
    Consulting Engineer. This session will include a short presentation followed
    by an extensive Q&A.
    Length: 45 minutes
    Time: Jan 10, 2001 @ 1:00 PM
    Presenter: John Tucker, Apple Sr. Consulting Engineer

    MacOS X: On the Network, on the Internet
    Summary: Mac OS X, Applešs next-generation operating system will provide an
    incredible array of networking service, including many industry standards.
    This session will provide you with an opportunity to see how this exciting
    new OS will work on your network and the Internet with a short presentation,
    followed by an extensive Q&A.
    Length: 1 hr, 15 minutes
    Time: Jan 10, 2001 @ 2:00 PM
    Presenter: John Tucker, Apple Sr. Consulting Engineer

    Apple iServices: Beyond the Box Solutions
    Summary: Apple iServices provides personalized, customized, and specialized
    technical services to organizations seeking expertise on Apple products.
    These services include customized solutions for organizations seeking to
    harness the power of the web and internet technologies, as well as offering
    schools installation, upgrade, and assessment services. Attend this session
    and learn more about how Apple iServices can help insure your university's
    success.
    Length: 45 minutes
    Time: Jan 10, 2001 @ 9:30 AM
    Presenter: Andy Creach, Apple iServices Sales Manager

    Internet Everywhere: Wireless Networking Strategies
    Summary: This short session is intended to provide you with the top 5 steps
    to creating an effective wireless networking strategy. A short presentation
    and demonstration will be followed by an extensive Q&A.
    Length: 45 minutes
    Time: Jan 10, 2001 @ 3:30 PM
    Presenters: Mark Johnston & Tony Graham, Apple Sr. Systems Engineers

    Ideas in Motion: Building an Affordable Digital Media Infrastructure
    Summary: A new revolution is coming to the web with the same intensity that
    web services did just a few short years ago. Itšs called Digital Media and
    itšs providing new opportunities to learn, interact, and distribute
    educational content and information. This short session will focus on the
    top 5 things you need to know to start building your own affordable Digital
    Media Infrastructure, including content creation, cross platform
    distribution, and cross platform playback. Youšll see demonstrations of
    technologies that will provide you with valuable information in your
    evaluation of this approaching revolution.
    Length: 45 minutes
    Time: Jan 10, 2001 @ 10:30 AM
    Presenter: Vin Capone & Tom Pisano, Apple Sr. Technology Specialists

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    Please complete the following form and email to sgayler@apple.com to assure
    your seat in these special VIP Fireside Chats sessions.

    Name:
    Organization:
    Address:
    City, State, Zip:
    Phone:
    Email:

    Please place an X next to the session(s) you would like to attend. You can
    choose as many as you like.

    ___ Apple Finance: Extending your Technology Spending
    ___ MacOS X: An Introduction
    ___ MacOS X: On the network, on the Internet
    ___ Apple iServices: Extending your technology team the easy way
    ___ Internet Everywhere: Wireless Networking Strategies
    ___ Ideas in Motion: Building an affordable Digital Media Infrastructure

    Thank You. Youšll received a confirmation email within a few days with your
    selections listed.

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    Wyn Davies
    Sr. Systems Engineer - Higher Education
    Apple
    One Infinite Loop MS: 38-1HE
    Cupertino, CA 95014
    Ph: (408) 974-1088 Fax: (408) 974-9917
    Pager: 877-394-6077
    wyn@apple.com

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