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Dave Champine has been actively involved in the DEN specification since it became public. He is the director of technology for workflow and directory services at a financial services firm in San Francisco, California. Dave has spent half his life designing and implementing solutions for distributed computing environments. Email address: dave_champine@hotmail.com
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February 1999

The Directory Enabled Network
Learn what DEN is and how it might affect your network.
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February 1999

DEN's Roots
The Desktop Management Task Force (DMTF) adopted the Directory Enabled Networks (DEN) 3.02 and formally incorporated it as an extension to the Common Information Model (CIM) 2.0 specification.
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February 1999

Many Vendors Getting on the Bandwagon
A list of vendors that have announced plans for offering DEN-based products.
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