Personal Systems Volume 8

January/February 1996

2 - Betty Hawkins: From the Editor - The Information Age - A Time for Responsibility
8 - What's New?
22 - Bob Angell: Tape Backup Products for OS/2
27 - Randall Johnson: Fault Tolerance for LAN Server
29 - James King: Getting Together with cc:Mail
33 - Mei Y. Mo: Sales Force Automation: Building the Intelligence-Driven Sales Organization
36 - Todd Watson: The New Mercantilism
38 - Lisa Woody: Designing Lotus Notes Applications That Perform
42 - Norm Saslowsky: Designing a Scalable Lotus Notes Workflow Application
46 - Rufus Woody III: Lotus Notes for AIX in a Personal Systems Environment
54 - Louise Young: New Administrative Features and Enhancements in Lotus Notes Release 4
59 - Wayne Schutz: MQSeries link for Lotus Notes
66 - Edward Duhé, Bret Curran: Getting Warped and Connected Too! - Part Two
75 - Questions and Answers
77 - Corrective Service Information

2 - Betty Hawkins: From the Editor - The Object of This Issue
6 - What's New?
18 - Patrick Karle: Seton Hall Students Lead the Way From the Wireless to the Real World
21 - Michael Norton: "Out, Damn Spot!" or How to Rid Your OS/2 Desktop of Pesky Programs
23 - Brian Curran: Why SOM?
27 - Rick Weaver: IBM System Object Model—The Wave of the Future (and Now!)
30 - Rick Weaver: Building SOM Objects with Native C++
34 - Randall Autry: Distributing Objects with DSOM
40 - John Pape: Using OpenDoc and SOM in Application Development
50 - Geoff Hambrick: Enabling Industrial-Strength OO Applications with SOM and CORBAservices
58 - Tom New: SOM Language Neutrality: A VisualAge for SmallTalk Perspective
63 - Robert A. Pittman, Jr.: SOM Language Neutrality: An OO COBOL Perspective
69 - Corrective Service Information