Welcome To The Greater Boston Chapter/ACM

Latest Update: April 26, 1999

We're Moving!

The GBC/ACM is in the process of moving to its new Web site. Check us out at www.gbcacm.org.

Real Times Update

The issue posted April 6 had errors. It was replaced with a corrected version 9:45 am, April 7, 1999.

May 20 Meeting --
The Mao Zedong Approach To Public Key Infrastructures

Practical security on the Internet depends on public key infrastructures. But how do you manage keys for billions of people in quadrillions of possible combinations? Dr. Stephen T. Kent of BBN, GTE, and CyberTrust has the answer.

Get the Details (Latest Update: April 19, 1999)

Slides from March 25 Meeting

A file containing slides from all four of the panel members at the March 1999 meeting is available here. This file, a ZIP archive containing four PowerPoint files, is 3.3 MB in size.

The original file posted here had slides from only three of the four presenters. If you have already downloaded that file, a file with just the slides from the fourth presenter is available here. This file, a ZIP archive containing one PowerPoint file, is 700 KB in size.

Professional Development Seminars

Saturdays this spring, we are holding a series of three full-day seminars, on:

March 20 -- Practical UML
April 10 -- Fundamentals of WWW Security
May 1 -- Getting Started with SWING Components

They're relevant, they're taught by experts, and they're inexpensive. What more could you ask for?

Get the details of the spring, 1999 seminars.

Past seminars:

Upcoming non-GBC Events

Thursday evening, April 22: IEEE/CS:
Building a Distributed Computing Framework
Tuesday afternoon, May 19: ISACANE (Information Systems Audit and Control Assoc., New England Chapter):
Panel discussion on network intrusion

The Real Times Now Online

Now you can download current and past issues of The Real Times, the GBC newsletter, in Adobe Acrobat (.PDF) format. Newest issue: May, 1999.

Note: The issue posted April 6 had errors. Replaced with corrected version 9:45 am, April 7, 1999.

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What is GBC/ACM?

A Non-profit Educational and Scientific Society
1500+ Computer Professionals
Sponsor of Monthly Meetings with Guest Speakers
Sponsor of Full-Day Professional Development Seminars
Part of the International ACM

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Latest update: December 10, 1998.

Contacting GBC/ACM And Related Groups

For more information, see our list of contacts. Latest update: September 19, 1998.
Or write to us at gbc@acm.org
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