February 18, 2010 at 12:44UC Berkely on YouTube
Berkeley University, in addition to posting lecture notes on its website, also has a YouTube account. At first I came across a speech by Roger Sipple , who created Informix - he doesn’t open anything epochal about the IT business there, but it’s interesting to hear about people who worked in RDBMS in the 80s and created Informix in particular, about how they got along with their As a startup, as a fan of lawsuit, he filed lawsuits against Sipple for a drop in shares - as many as five times in Informix and other companies. Now Sipple like venture capitalists, and says that it is still on the market are not all rear of Rehoboam ...
In addition to Sipple, other IT activists spoke in this series of “invited businessmen” if you look at the archive, and besides that, there are lectures on legal and social issues around Google Books on the Berkeley YouTube, for example, a big conference on energy efficiency, including its technological aspects, and so on for the general development.
In addition to Sipple, other IT activists spoke in this series of “invited businessmen” if you look at the archive, and besides that, there are lectures on legal and social issues around Google Books on the Berkeley YouTube, for example, a big conference on energy efficiency, including its technological aspects, and so on for the general development.