Month Year Issue

August 1999 Issue: 10

Journal of Conceptual Modeling
www.inconcept.com/jcm

Editor's Notes: Nothing Much to Say
by Scot A. Becker

Introduction (sort of)
I don't have much to comment on this time, but I'll mention a couple of things....

A New Face
I'd like to take this opportunity to welcome aboard Dick Barden with his first JCM submission.

Would you like to get a special thank you in the (yes, THE) "Editor's Notes" column? Simply submit an article to the JCM!

ORM Seminar
InConcept is pleased to announce an upcoming (public) ORM seminar. See http://www.inconcept.com/seminar.html for more details.

Want to learn more about ORM? Don't miss it!

Preface
The tenth issue of the Journal of Conceptual Modeling is an eclectic mix of great articles. Terry Halpin finishes off his (10 part) series on ORM and UML. Dick Barden celebrates National Skeptic's Day (Friday, August 13th, of course) with his first JCM article. Scot Becker contributes a tongue-in-cheek commentary. And last, but not least, Dr. John Sharp provides us with another challenging analysis problem (and last issue's solution, as always).

Scot A. Becker is a software consultant and the founder of Orthogonal Software Corporation. He is also a certified ORM consultant and trainer, a certified Visio trainer, and former Editor of the Journal of Conceptual Modeling.

Contact Information:

Scot A. Becker
Orthogonal Software Corporation
scot@orthogonalsoftware.com
www.orthogonalsoftware.com