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From: Con Zymaris <conz@cyber.com.au>
Subject: Announce: Linux Business Breakfast and Exhibit, Melbourne.
To: editor@lwn.net
Date: Mon, 2 Nov 1998 16:19:48 +1100 (EST)

Hi,
We (Cybersource) are having a 'Linux Business Breakfast'
on Tuesday 17 November, at 7:45am, here in Melbourne,
Australia. We are aiming this at corporates and 
government bodies, who are interested in rolling
Linux out into their organisations. If you think
your boss could use some illumination as to the
power and capabilities of Linux and open source in general,
please point them to http://www.rocket-micro.com.au/lbb/
and insist they register! <g>

Thanks,

Con Zymaris

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ANNOUNCEMENT

1998-11-02

The Linux Business Breakfast
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Cybersource is pleased to announce The Linux Business Breakfast. 

This free event will be the first ever function in Melbourne, held
specifically to make business more aware of Linux.  It will cover the
background of Linux and Open Source, and it will also include an
exhibit to show the state of the art of Linux and how it applies to
business.

The intended audience of this seminar is IT management, who may have
read about Linux, and may want to learn more and see Linux perform.

This event will also be the first Melbourne public showing of the
latest version of Red Hat's Linux, version 5.2 which was officially
announced on 2 November.

In the exhibit, there will be on display some of the more significant
recent commercial application releases for Linux, as well as the
exciting Cobalt Qube, a turn-key, web-administered, Linux-powered
server system.

The exhibit will also feature examples of RAID technology running on
Linux systems.

The Linux Business Breakfast will be held:

        at the RACV Club, 123 Queen St, Melbourne

        at 07:45

        on Tuesday 17 November.


Registration and more information is at:

             http://www.rocket-micro.com.au/lbb

Attendance is free, but advance registration is required.