Jeri Dube: Difference between revisions
mNo edit summary |
|||
| (4 intermediate revisions by 2 users not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
Jeri Dube was an Advisory Planner for the Workplace OS product and a Senior Marketing Support specialist in the PSP Marketing organization. Jeri worked as a Planner for the OS/2 Warp Connect (PowerPC Edition) product. During her eclectic career at IBM, Jeri has had a variety of roles ranging from Planning Manager to Marketing Rep to Manufacturing Consultant | Jeri Dube was an Advisory Planner for the Workplace OS product and a Senior Marketing Support specialist in the PSP Marketing organization. Jeri worked as a Planner for the OS/2 Warp Connect (PowerPC Edition) product. During her eclectic career at IBM, Jeri has had a variety of roles ranging from Planning Manager to Marketing Rep to Manufacturing Consultant. | ||
==Articles== | ==Articles== | ||
* [[Operating System Evolution: The Rest of the Story]] by | *[[Operating System Evolution: The Rest of the Story]] by Jeri Dube and [[Paul Giangarra]] (Nov 1995) | ||
* [[Prepping for the PowerPC | *[[Prepping for the PowerPC]] (Aug 1995) | ||
* [[Operating System Evolution]] by | *[[Operating System Evolution]] by Jeri Dube and Paul Giangarra (Apr 1995) | ||
* [[Delivering the OS/2 API Commitment | *[[Delivering the OS/2 API Commitment]] (Jan 1995) | ||
* [[Workplace:Advancing the State of the Art]] by [[Miles Barel]] and | *[[Workplace: Advancing the State of the Art]] by [[Miles Barel]] and Jeri Dube (Sep 1994) | ||
* [[Workplace OS/2: Just Good Old OS/ | *[[Workplace OS/2: Just Good Old OS/2… For the PowerPC!]] by [[Scott Winters]] and Jeri Dube (Mar 1994) | ||
* [[LIFE AFTER MAXIMUM ENTROPY or Operating Systems Unification at Last]] by | *[[LIFE AFTER MAXIMUM ENTROPY or Operating Systems Unification at Last]] by Scott Winters and Jeri Dube (Nov 1993) | ||
;Republishing Information:Jeri Dube gave permission to republish her OS/2 articles under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0. Martin Iturbide obtained this permission via LinkedIn on January 14 of 2013. Jeri remarked that IBM has also the rights over her articles. | |||
;OS/2 Warp Monthly Newsletter | |||
*''OS/2 Warp Connect: A Suite Idea'' (Jun 1995) | |||
*''Choosing the Right 32-bit Operating System'' (Aug 1995) | |||
*''Thoughts on Creating a Portable Application'' (Aug 1995) | |||
*''TD-Gammon: From Neural Network to OS/2 Game'' (Sep 1995) | |||
*''Taligent Delivers Object Technology'' (Nov 1995) | |||
[[Category: | {{DEFAULTSORT:Dube, Jeri}} | ||
[[Category:IBM employee]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:44, 11 December 2019
Jeri Dube was an Advisory Planner for the Workplace OS product and a Senior Marketing Support specialist in the PSP Marketing organization. Jeri worked as a Planner for the OS/2 Warp Connect (PowerPC Edition) product. During her eclectic career at IBM, Jeri has had a variety of roles ranging from Planning Manager to Marketing Rep to Manufacturing Consultant.
Articles
- Operating System Evolution: The Rest of the Story by Jeri Dube and Paul Giangarra (Nov 1995)
- Prepping for the PowerPC (Aug 1995)
- Operating System Evolution by Jeri Dube and Paul Giangarra (Apr 1995)
- Delivering the OS/2 API Commitment (Jan 1995)
- Workplace: Advancing the State of the Art by Miles Barel and Jeri Dube (Sep 1994)
- Workplace OS/2: Just Good Old OS/2… For the PowerPC! by Scott Winters and Jeri Dube (Mar 1994)
- LIFE AFTER MAXIMUM ENTROPY or Operating Systems Unification at Last by Scott Winters and Jeri Dube (Nov 1993)
- Republishing Information
- Jeri Dube gave permission to republish her OS/2 articles under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0. Martin Iturbide obtained this permission via LinkedIn on January 14 of 2013. Jeri remarked that IBM has also the rights over her articles.
- OS/2 Warp Monthly Newsletter
- OS/2 Warp Connect: A Suite Idea (Jun 1995)
- Choosing the Right 32-bit Operating System (Aug 1995)
- Thoughts on Creating a Portable Application (Aug 1995)
- TD-Gammon: From Neural Network to OS/2 Game (Sep 1995)
- Taligent Delivers Object Technology (Nov 1995)