VESTI IZ EI SIGRAF OKRU@ENJA

U okviru nau~no-stru~nog skupa INFORMATIKA '95 koji se odr`ao 11.05.1995. u hali XIV Beogradskog sajma, Du{an Veljkovi} - direktor Ei SiGrafa, i Ljubi{a Jovev - rukovodilac sistemske podr{ke, predstavili su najnovija tehnolo{ka re{enja u oblasti 'Network serveri - re{enje za budu}nost IS' . Nakon izlaganja rada, preko 400 prisutnih informati~ara je prisustvovalo svojevrsnom kulturno tehnolo{kom doga|aju - prvoj elektronskoj izlo`bi karikatura karikaturiste Aleksandra Blatnika. Kompletna izlo`ba je pravljena u Netscape-u, i dostupna je svim korisnicima INTERNET mre`e kori{}enjem WWW Netscape klijenta.

U petak 24. maja 1995. u Medjunarodnom press centru N.A. TANJUG odr`ana je konferencija za {tampu i promocija uvodjenja novih tehnologija u Informacioni sistem N.A. TANJUG-a. Promovisan je i novi sistem za proizvodnju vesti u generalnom servisu, kao i sistem za podr{ku 'Baze ponude/tra`nje' koju TANJUG uskovo objavljuje. najavljeno je i potpisivanje novog ugovora izmedju N.A. TANJUG i Ei SiGrafa za opremanje nove multimedijske banke informacija.

SILICON GRAPHICS SELECTED TO DEMONSTRATE TECHNOLOGY IN BRUSSELS AT G7 INFORMATION SOCIETY SUMMIT


Mountain View, Calif. (February 6, 1995) -- Silicon Graphics, Inc. (NYSE: SGI) announced today that it has been selected by the European Union to participate in a technology ~xhibition to be held in conjunction with the G7 Ministerial conference on the iformation Society, February 24- 26, 1995. The exhibition will focus on the benefits, opportunities and implications of the infomation revolution that is proliferating throughout the world.


Silicon Graphics will be part of a group of companies representing the United States during the Information Society Exhibition taking place in the Espace Leopold European Community Parliament building. Edward R. McCracken, Silicon Graphics, Inc. chairman and CEO and co-chair of the NIIAC, will be one of 12 U.S. business leaders participating in a round table session held in conjunction with the G7 ministerial meetings. The. company will be demonstrating an interactive consumer application and a global collaborarive business application that uses computarional, graphical and telecommunications technologies. "The development of the global information infrastructure is one of the most important endeavors of the next millennium," said McCracken. "As global citizens, we must ensure that the information society benefits every man, woman and child in his or her pursuit of lifelong learning, high-quality health care, and personal and public safety." During the July 1994 Naples G-7 summit meeting, President Clinton proposed, and his proposal was accepted, that a separate G-7 meeting be convened to focus specifically on the issues surrounding the global information infrastructure (GII). The G-7 Ministerial conference will concenwate on the development of the information society, open regulatory and competition policies, access to the information infrastructure and applications as well as the social and cultural aspects of the GII.


Ed McCracken, along with National Public Radio President and CEO Delano Lewis, chairs the National Information Infrastructure Advisory Council (NIIAC). The NIIAC was founded in January, 1994 by the Clinton Administration to provide guidance to Department of Commerce Secretary Ronald Brown and the Interagency Infrasmtructure Task Force (IITF) on the development of the national information infrastructure (NII). The council is a 37-member advisory panel composed of individuals representing state and local governments, private industry, public interest, community, labor, and leading experts in related fields.

Silicon Graphics, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of high-performance visual computing and data server systems. The company delivers interactive three-dimensional graphics, digital media and multiprocessing supercomputing technologies to technical and commercial environments through direct and indirect channels. Its subsidiary, MIPS Technologies, Inc., designs and licenses the industry's leading RISC processor technology for the computer systems and embedded control markets. Silicon Graphics has offices worldwide and headquarters in Mountain View, Calif.