1992 APPC APPLICATION DEVELOPERS' CONFERENCE

IBM APPC Market Enablement and Technology Transfer Institute
(TTI) are co-sponsoring the 1992 APPC Application Developers'
Conference.  This conference is designed to help programmers develop
the practical skills and up-to-date information required to write
"high-performance" applications using APPC.

DATES:             December 7-10, 1992
PLACE:             San Francisco

AUDIENCE:          Application designers, programmers, and testers
PREREQUISITES:     Participants should know how to program and
                   should understand basic communications concepts.

CONTENT:

PART 1 (2.5 days):  Tutorial/Workshop
This tutorial will be conducted by experienced OS/2 programmers.
Most of the examples used in these sessions are based on OS/2.

Topics include:

 o  Why Use APPC?
 o  Introduction to APPC, APPN, and CPI-C
 o  Using APPC:  Making the Best Design Decisions
 o  Features to Improve Performance
 o  Effective Error Handling and Reporting
 o  Designing Server Applications
 o  Testing Your APPC Application

PART 2 (1.5 days):  Conference Presentations and Exhibits
Topics include:

 o  Using Development Tools:  AAI**, Easel, Netwise, and EXPRESS/APPC
 o  APPC on Windows** and DOS
 o  Migrating Applications to APPC
 o  Customer Case Studies
 o  APPC and DRDA (Distributed Relational Database Architecture)
 o  APPC Directions and Trends

FOR MORE INFORMATION:   For a copy of the conference brochure,
including a complete agenda and list of speakers, contact TTI
at 310-394-8305.

For other information, contact:


** Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
   AAI is a trademark of Creative Systems Interface, Inc.