next webinar meeting "Rendez-vous autour de VMS" : Tuesday February 6 from 2 to 4:30 p.m. as a zoom conference.

[vmsgenerations]

Dear friends of VMS,


The next webinar meeting "Rendez-vous autour de VMS" of the
VMSgenerations association will be held on Tuesday February 6 from 2 to
4:30 p.m. as a zoom conference.

Here's the zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89345414458?pwd=T0l3SFNnS21GYW5paXdCNkZaUUZCQT09

We look forward to seeing you there!

Agenda

14:00 - VMSgenerations welcome

14h05 - Imperva - Mohamed Lallouch, Data Security and Compliance Specialist

Data and APIs are major security blind spots today, and are increasingly
being exploited for supplychain attacks. At the dawn of NIS2 regulatory
changes, find out what security practices you need to adopt for your
databases and APIs in an on-premises, hybrid and/or multi-cloud
environment. This webinar will help you learn more about NIS2, as well
as the security methods and tools to comply with it, such as discovery
and classification, vulnerability scanning, and behavioral analysis.

At Imperva (A Thales Company), Mohamed shares best practices on security
and data protection with organizations and companies in France and
Southern Europe.

14h35 - Commvault - Fabrice Mazier, Senior Enterprise System Engineer at
Commvault

Commvault, a leader in the cyber resilience market, has historically
been recognized for its data protection solutions.

Commvault's unified management platform brings modern security
management to OpenVMS environments.

Fabrice MAZIER will present these features and the advantages of our offer.

15h05 - User testimonial: Harold Potier PharmaPilot - Walden Group /
distribution of healthcare products

How to secure a VMS environment in a heterogeneous environment.

The use of different technologies helps protect against cyber attacks,
because despite the robustness of the system, rebound attacks are
possible in this type of environment.

15h35 - VSI - Adam Hoff Nielsen, Sales Director at VMS Software Inc -
Darya Zelenina, appointed CEO

VMS Software Inc. will present the latest security updates we're working
on, and introduce our new CEO, Darya Zelenina, who will discuss what to
consider when migrating to x86 from a project management perspective.

16h : Q&A

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us:
***@vmsgenerations.fr

Thank you in advance for your participation,

The session will be held in French

The VMS generations office.

[Arne Vajhøj]

Post by vmsgenerations
The next webinar meeting "Rendez-vous autour de VMS" of the
VMSgenerations association will be held on Tuesday February 6 from 2 to
4:30 p.m. as a zoom conference.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89345414458?pwd=T0l3SFNnS21GYW5paXdCNkZaUUZCQT09

Again: good initiative.

Post by vmsgenerations
15h35 - VSI - Adam Hoff Nielsen, Sales Director at VMS Software Inc -
Darya Zelenina, appointed CEO
VMS Software Inc. will present the latest security updates we're working
on, and introduce our new CEO, Darya Zelenina, who will discuss what to
consider when migrating to x86 from a project management perspective.
16h : Q&A

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Post by vmsgenerations
The session will be held in French

Incl. Adam and Darya??

Arne

[Hans Bachner]

Post by vmsgenerations
Dear friends of VMS,
The next webinar meeting "Rendez-vous autour de VMS" of the
VMSgenerations association will be held on Tuesday February 6 from 2 to
4:30 p.m. as a zoom conference.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89345414458?pwd=T0l3SFNnS21GYW5paXdCNkZaUUZCQT09
We look forward to seeing you there!
Agenda
14:00 - VMSgenerations welcome
14h05 - Imperva - Mohamed Lallouch, Data Security and Compliance Specialist
Data and APIs are major security blind spots today, and are increasingly
being exploited for supplychain attacks. At the dawn of NIS2 regulatory
changes, find out what security practices you need to adopt for your
databases and APIs in an on-premises, hybrid and/or multi-cloud
environment. This webinar will help you learn more about NIS2, as well
as the security methods and tools to comply with it, such as discovery
and classification, vulnerability scanning, and behavioral analysis.
At Imperva (A Thales Company), Mohamed shares best practices on security
and data protection with organizations and companies in France and
Southern Europe.
14h35 - Commvault - Fabrice Mazier, Senior Enterprise System Engineer at
Commvault
Commvault, a leader in the cyber resilience market, has historically
been recognized for its data protection solutions.
Commvault's unified management platform brings modern security
management to OpenVMS environments.
Fabrice MAZIER will present these features and the advantages of our offer.
15h05 - User testimonial: Harold Potier PharmaPilot - Walden Group /
distribution of healthcare products
How to secure a VMS environment in a heterogeneous environment.
The use of different technologies helps protect against cyber attacks,
because despite the robustness of the system, rebound attacks are
possible in this type of environment.
15h35 - VSI - Adam Hoff Nielsen, Sales Director at VMS Software Inc -
Darya Zelenina, appointed CEO
VMS Software Inc. will present the latest security updates we're working
on, and introduce our new CEO, Darya Zelenina, who will discuss what to
consider when migrating to x86 from a project management perspective.
16h : Q&A
Thank you in advance for your participation,
The session will be held in French

All the presentations will be held in French?

Thanks, Hans.

[vmsgenerations]

Post by Hans Bachner

Post by vmsgenerations
Dear friends of VMS,
The next webinar meeting "Rendez-vous autour de VMS" of the
VMSgenerations association will be held on Tuesday February 6 from 2
to 4:30 p.m. as a zoom conference.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89345414458?pwd=T0l3SFNnS21GYW5paXdCNkZaUUZCQT09
We look forward to seeing you there!
Agenda
14:00 - VMSgenerations welcome
14h05 - Imperva - Mohamed Lallouch, Data Security and Compliance Specialist
Data and APIs are major security blind spots today, and are
increasingly being exploited for supplychain attacks. At the dawn of
NIS2 regulatory changes, find out what security practices you need to
adopt for your databases and APIs in an on-premises, hybrid and/or
multi-cloud environment. This webinar will help you learn more about
NIS2, as well as the security methods and tools to comply with it,
such as discovery and classification, vulnerability scanning, and
behavioral analysis.
At Imperva (A Thales Company), Mohamed shares best practices on
security and data protection with organizations and companies in
France and Southern Europe.
14h35 - Commvault - Fabrice Mazier, Senior Enterprise System Engineer
at Commvault
Commvault, a leader in the cyber resilience market, has historically
been recognized for its data protection solutions.
Commvault's unified management platform brings modern security
management to OpenVMS environments.
Fabrice MAZIER will present these features and the advantages of our offer.
15h05 - User testimonial: Harold Potier PharmaPilot - Walden Group /
distribution of healthcare products
How to secure a VMS environment in a heterogeneous environment.
The use of different technologies helps protect against cyber attacks,
because despite the robustness of the system, rebound attacks are
possible in this type of environment.
15h35 - VSI - Adam Hoff Nielsen, Sales Director at VMS Software Inc -
Darya Zelenina, appointed CEO
VMS Software Inc. will present the latest security updates we're
working on, and introduce our new CEO, Darya Zelenina, who will
discuss what to consider when migrating to x86 from a project
management perspective.
16h : Q&A
Thank you in advance for your participation,
The session will be held in French

All the presentations will be held in French?

Yes, including those of Darya and Adam. Darya is a multilangage manager.

But everyone can join us. And ask your questions in English, we'll do
everything to (understand and) translate them. You can also send us
questions before the meeting to help us integrate them.

And we always propose reporting in frensh and in english (but some time
after the meeting).

(We hope seing everyone one day in french and in France).

Post by Hans Bachner
Thanks, Hans.

[Simon Clubley]

Post by vmsgenerations
Yes, including those of Darya and Adam. Darya is a multilangage manager.
But everyone can join us. And ask your questions in English, we'll do
everything to (understand and) translate them. You can also send us
questions before the meeting to help us integrate them.
And we always propose reporting in frensh and in english (but some time
after the meeting).
(We hope seing everyone one day in french and in France).

Hello everyone,

Did anything interesting come out of this meeting ?

Anything on BASIC or Rdb ? Any meaningful security enhancements for VMS ?

Just as some neutral feedback, personally, I feel that requiring these
meetings to be in French heavily restricts the audience for them. English
is much more of an international common language than French is, even if
French is established as an alternative language in some localised parts
of the world.

Thanks,

Simon.

[bill]

Post by Simon Clubley
Just as some neutral feedback, personally, I feel that requiring these

Requiring?

Post by Simon Clubley
meetings to be in French heavily restricts the audience for them.
English is much more of an international common language than French
is, even if French is established as an alternative language in some
localised parts of the world.

Yeah, how dare those damn Frenchman speak french when you don't
understand it. I'll bet the spent the whole time talking about
you.

I suggest you not visit Montreal for vacation, You would have
a very unhappy time. :-)

bill

[Dan Cross]

[snip]
I suggest you not visit Montreal for vacation, You would have
a very unhappy time. :-)

I dunno; almost everyone in Montreal speaks English, though they
do kind of act uncool about it if they think that you're
Canadian and don't know French. Once I told them I was American
they were very happy to speak to me in English.

- Dan C.

[Simon Clubley]

Post by bill

Post by Simon Clubley
Just as some neutral feedback, personally, I feel that requiring these

Requiring?

Post by Simon Clubley
meetings to be in French heavily restricts the audience for them.
English is much more of an international common language than French
is, even if French is established as an alternative language in some
localised parts of the world.

Yeah, how dare those damn Frenchman speak french when you don't
understand it. I'll bet the spent the whole time talking about
you.

$ set response/mode=good_natured

Well, everyone around here seems to be doing that at the moment. :-)

Post by bill
I suggest you not visit Montreal for vacation, You would have
a very unhappy time. :-)

Canada is not on my list of places to visit... :-)

[Nothing negative about the country, just nothing really appealing
or exciting about it to me.]

Simon.

[Arne Vajhøj]

Post by Simon Clubley
Just as some neutral feedback, personally, I feel that requiring these
meetings to be in French heavily restricts the audience for them. English
is much more of an international common language than French is, even if
French is established as an alternative language in some localised parts
of the world.

A meeting intended for a global audience should be hold in English.

But I believe this is a meeting with mostly french presenters
targeting a french audience, where they as a gift to the rest
of the world make the content available in English afterwards.

Arne

PS: un, deux, trois, ...

[Chris Townley]

Post by Arne Vajhøj

Post by Simon Clubley
Just as some neutral feedback, personally, I feel that requiring these
meetings to be in French heavily restricts the audience for them. English
is much more of an international common language than French is, even if
French is established as an alternative language in some localised parts
of the world.

A meeting intended for a global audience should be hold in English.
But I believe this is a meeting with mostly french presenters
targeting a french audience, where they as a gift to the rest
of the world make the content available in English afterwards.
Arne
PS: un, deux, trois, ...

Well said sir!

I nearly launched earlier, but I bit my tongue. Merdre!

[bill]

Post by Chris Townley

Post by Arne Vajhøj

Post by Simon Clubley
Just as some neutral feedback, personally, I feel that requiring these
meetings to be in French heavily restricts the audience for them. English
is much more of an international common language than French is, even if
French is established as an alternative language in some localised parts
of the world.

A meeting intended for a global audience should be hold in English.
But I believe this is a meeting with mostly french presenters
targeting a french audience, where they as a gift to the rest
of the world make the content available in English afterwards.
Arne
PS: un, deux, trois, ...

Well said sir!
I nearly launched earlier, but I bit my tongue. Merdre!

I just found the idea rather rude. I thought it was supposed to be
the Americans who thought the whole world should be speaking their
language?

What do you call a person who speaks three languages? Trilingual

What do you call a person who speaks two languages? Bilingual

What do you call a person who speaks only one languages? American

bill

[Chris Townley]

Post by Chris Townley

Post by Arne Vajhøj

Post by Simon Clubley
Just as some neutral feedback, personally, I feel that requiring these
meetings to be in French heavily restricts the audience for them. English
is much more of an international common language than French is, even if
French is established as an alternative language in some localised parts
of the world.

A meeting intended for a global audience should be hold in English.
But I believe this is a meeting with mostly french presenters
targeting a french audience, where they as a gift to the rest
of the world make the content available in English afterwards.
Arne
PS: un, deux, trois, ...

Well said sir!
I nearly launched earlier, but I bit my tongue. Merdre!

I just found the idea rather rude.  I thought it was supposed to be
the Americans who thought the whole world should be speaking their
language?
What do you call a person who speaks three languages?   Trilingual
What do you call a person who speaks two languages?   Bilingual
What do you call a person who speaks only one languages?   American
bill

Agreed. Sadly too many Brits sometimes just shout louder in English

I think it is nice that the French are prepared to send out translations
for those who can't/won't speak their language

[bill]

Post by Chris Townley

Post by Chris Townley

Post by Arne Vajhøj

Post by Simon Clubley
Just as some neutral feedback, personally, I feel that requiring these
meetings to be in French heavily restricts the audience for them. English
is much more of an international common language than French is, even if
French is established as an alternative language in some localised parts
of the world.

A meeting intended for a global audience should be hold in English.
But I believe this is a meeting with mostly french presenters
targeting a french audience, where they as a gift to the rest
of the world make the content available in English afterwards.
Arne
PS: un, deux, trois, ...

Well said sir!
I nearly launched earlier, but I bit my tongue. Merdre!

I just found the idea rather rude.  I thought it was supposed to be
the Americans who thought the whole world should be speaking their
language?
What do you call a person who speaks three languages?   Trilingual
What do you call a person who speaks two languages?   Bilingual
What do you call a person who speaks only one languages?   American
bill

Agreed. Sadly too many Brits sometimes just shout louder in English
I think it is nice that the French are prepared to send out translations
for those who can't/won't speak their language

A cute anecdote.
I have never considered my French to be beyond the conversational.
About 25 years ago I made a trip to France for the Chartres Pilgrimage.
I found my self frequently translating for English speakers at
souvenir stands but the biggest kick was when one of the people who
ran the facility we stayed at prior to our departure for Chartres told
me my French was better than the Canadians I was traveling with. :-)

Sadly, I don't get to use any of my languages other than English and I
fear the ability is declining even faster than my memory.

bill

[Arne Vajhøj]

What do you call a person who speaks three languages?   Trilingual
What do you call a person who speaks two languages?   Bilingual
What do you call a person who speaks only one languages?   American

:-)

VSI is pretty well represented language wise. Per LinkedIn
profiles.

Darya Zelenina:

Dutch
Elementary proficiency
English
Full professional proficiency
Esperanto
Full professional proficiency
French
Limited working proficiency
German
Limited working proficiency
Hebrew
Elementary proficiency
Russian
Native or bilingual proficiency
Swedish
Elementary proficiency
Turkish
Elementary proficiency

Adam Hoff-Nielsen:

Danish
Native or bilingual proficiency
English
Full professional proficiency
French
Professional working proficiency
Japanese
Elementary proficiency
Spanish
Elementary proficiency

Arne

[bill]

Post by Arne Vajhøj

What do you call a person who speaks three languages?   Trilingual
What do you call a person who speaks two languages?   Bilingual
What do you call a person who speaks only one languages?   American

:-)
VSI is pretty well represented language wise. Per LinkedIn
profiles.
Dutch
Elementary proficiency
English
Full professional proficiency
Esperanto
Full professional proficiency
French
Limited working proficiency
German
Limited working proficiency
Hebrew
Elementary proficiency
Russian
Native or bilingual proficiency
Swedish
Elementary proficiency
Turkish
Elementary proficiency
Danish
Native or bilingual proficiency
English
Full professional proficiency
French
Professional working proficiency
Japanese
Elementary proficiency
Spanish
Elementary proficiency

When Simon asked about Darya speaking French I almost fell
on the floor laughing.

bill

[Simon Clubley]

Post by bill
When Simon asked about Darya speaking French I almost fell
on the floor laughing.

Er, Bill, that wasn't me. :-)

Feel free to look up who said it and throw some comments in their
direction if you wish. :-)

Simon.

[bill]

Post by Simon Clubley

Post by bill
When Simon asked about Darya speaking French I almost fell
on the floor laughing.

Er, Bill, that wasn't me. :-)
Feel free to look up who said it and throw some comments in their
direction if you wish. :-)
Simon.

Sorry, it was Arne. But the same applies. In her original
intro her ability to speak multiple languageswas mentioned.
At least in the one I saw. :-)

bill

[Single Stage to Orbit]

Post by Simon Clubley
Just as some neutral feedback, personally, I feel that requiring
these meetings to be in French heavily restricts the audience for
them. English is much more of an international common language than
French is, even if French is established as an alternative language
in some localised parts of the world.

Non!

I think that event was intended purely for the French audience.

Le reste du monde ne tourne pas autour de l'Amérique du Nord. :-p

[Jan-Erik Söderholm]

Post by Single Stage to Orbit

Post by Simon Clubley
Just as some neutral feedback, personally, I feel that requiring
these meetings to be in French heavily restricts the audience for
them. English is much more of an international common language than
French is, even if French is established as an alternative language
in some localised parts of the world.

Non!
I think that event was intended purely for the French audience.

Yes, it is. But they are kind enough to send out an invitation
for those that are happy to listen to, and understand enough of,
a french presentation. And the Q/A sessions has before been
mixed french/english depending on who has the Q's.

Simon is simply out of touch with reality here.

Post by Single Stage to Orbit
Le reste du monde ne tourne pas autour de l'Amérique du Nord. :-p

[Dave Froble]

Post by Jan-Erik Söderholm
Simon is simply out of touch with reality here.

Just here ????

:-)

[bill]

Post by Single Stage to Orbit

Post by Simon Clubley
Just as some neutral feedback, personally, I feel that requiring
these meetings to be in French heavily restricts the audience for
them. English is much more of an international common language than
French is, even if French is established as an alternative language
in some localised parts of the world.

Non!
I think that event was intended purely for the French audience.
Le reste du monde ne tourne pas autour de l'Amérique du Nord. :-p

Exactement!

bill