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Conference 7.286::digital

Title:	The Digital way of working

Moderator:	QUARK::LIONELON

Created:	Fri Feb 14 1986
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	5321
Total number of notes:	139771

1732.0. "Functional Programming at DEC?" by SUBWAY::BRIGGS (Have datascope, will travel.) Mon Jan 20 1992 16:55

    
    I am looking for pointers to people who are involved in
    functional programming languages at DEC. Any info?
    
    thanks
    
    ed

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1732.1		MU::PORTER	Justified Ancient of Mu	`Mon Jan 20 1992 17:19`	3
	Dunno, but you might want to ask in TURRIS::LANGUAGES - it's a low-activity file to be sure, but you might find a language hacker with a useful pointer.
1732.2	Organizational by-products	TLE::AMARTIN	Alan H. Martin	`Tue Jan 21 1992 13:00`	5
	Re .0: You might try contacting Robert M. Praetorius, he's head of the Applicative Languages Program Office. /AHM
1732.3	Sorry for the digression	STAR::BANKS	Vice President in charge of VMSMail	`Tue Jan 21 1992 13:37`	3
	What? You mean he isn't VP of Applicative Languages Program Office? Shoot. And I though "VP" was just another way of saying "Wage Class 4"
1732.4		SUBWAY::BRIGGS	Have datascope, will travel.	`Tue Jan 21 1992 16:19`	5
	Thanks very much. ed
1732.5	Death of a program office, sigh	TLE::AMARTIN	Alan H. Martin	`Tue Jan 21 1992 16:44`	35
	From: TLE::AMARTIN "Alan H. Martin 21-Jan-1992 1644" 21-JAN-1992 16:45:30.07 To: SUBWAY::BRIGGS CC: AMARTIN Subj: Functional Programming at DEC? Actually, Robert Praetorius is merely an individual contributor who is a language enthusiast. (Although he may be able to point you at ongoing work). According to $ VTX GUIDE, ... " Chapter 7 - INFORMATION MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY (IM&T) 7.6 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNOLOGY CENTER (AITC) Director: Dennis O'Connor (LMO2-1/J3, 296-5515, LMOADM::) The vision of the Artificial Intelligence Technology Center (AITC) is to make Digital the best worldwide provider of knowledge-based technology and services. The AITC is an integrated, cross functional organization that links Digital's worldwide technologies of Manufacturing, Customer Services, Marketing, and Research. The Center uses knowledge-based (Kb) systems to define, analyze and solve some of the most complex problems encountered by today's business enterprises. The AITC is comprised of Digital's Knowledge-based Applications and Services (DKAS) Group, the Intelligent Systems Technology Group, two groups that provide solutions to Digital's internal organizations, and four groups with dotted line relationships. The AITC is supported by a Planning and Operations Group. " I recommend you contact his office and see whether anything is brewing on this topic. /AHM