Wind River, QNX, and MontaVista Unite for Real-Time Operating System Seminars

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Ziatech Corp., a leading innovator of applied computing solutions, is hosting a series of one-day seminars, sponsored by Intel Corp., to focus on real-time operating system solutions for applied computing applications. The 1999 Applied Computing Software Seminar Series will feature presentations from Wind River Systems, QNX Software Systems, and MontaVista Software, in addition to Ziatech and Intel. The seminars will provide an overview of real-time operating systems, discussing common software issues such as high availability, security, and real-time performance.

Key Takeaways:

  • The 1999 Applied Computing Software Seminar Series will take place in five cities: San Jose, San Diego, Tokyo, Dallas, and Boston.
  • The seminars will feature presentations from leading software companies, including Wind River Systems, QNX Software Systems, and MontaVista Software.
  • The pre-registration fee for the seminar series is $79, while the fee is $99 when registering the day of the event.
  • Each seminar will cover common software issues such as high availability, security, and real-time performance, using example applications involving CompactPCI(R) platforms and Intel Architecture processors.
  • The seminars will help customers, including OEMs, understand the variety of operating systems and services available to support the embedded Intel Architecture used in Ziatech products and others.
  • The seminar series expands the focus of Ziatech's previous seminars, which started several years ago, to include a broader range of real-time operating systems and address related issues facing OEMs using the CompactPCI architecture for system design.

Statistics:

  • The pre-registration fee for the seminar series is $79.
  • The fee is $99 when registering the day of the event.
  • The seminars will take place in five cities: San Jose, San Diego, Tokyo, Dallas, and Boston.
  • The seminars will cover example applications involving CompactPCI(R) platforms and Intel Architecture processors.
  • The seminar series will provide an overview of real-time operating systems, discussing common software issues such as high availability, security, and real-time performance.

Sources:

  • BUSINESS WIRE, Sept. 20, 1999
  • Ziatech Corp. official website, http://www.ziatech.com (about Ziatech Corp. section)
  • Ziatech Corp. official website, http://www.appliedcompsw.com (1999 Applied Computing Software Seminar Series section)