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CIO in Europe

What does a Chief Information Officer need to know today, starting with the assumption that a CIO is a person who probably has some engineering background or technology background; has probably done something else in terms of education – maybe some MBA or ...

IOS Press2007

UniStore: Querying a DHT-based Universal Storage

Manfred Hauswirth, Roman Schmidt, Renault John Lecoultre, Jessica Müller

The idea of collecting and combining large public data sets and services became more and more popular. The special characteristics of such systems and the requirements of the participants demand for strictly decentralized solutions. However, this comes alo ...

2007

Managing competing Communities of Practice: The impact of open source and knowledge-bridging on system-level learning

In this article we explore how learning across competing Communities of Practice (CoP) may benefit from actively managed processes, namely: building an explicit knowledge repository (open source), and setting incentives to crossing boundaries (knowledge-br ...

2007

What is Open Source Corporate Strategy (OSCS) ? : The firm’s strategic perspective on open source

Christopher Tucci, Juan Andrei Villarroel Fernandez

OSCS is a new concept signifying the process by which the firm incorporates open source principles into its business model, as an effective diversification strategy to gain and sustain competitive advantage, in the context of a globally interconnected soci ...

2007

Free Software for research in Information Retrieval and Textual Clustering

Jean-Cédric Chappelier, Emmanuel Eckard

The document provides an overview of the main Free ("Open Source") software of interest for research in Information Retrieval, as well as some background on the context. I provides a guideline for choosing appropriate tools. ...

2007

Control of a Haptic Interface and a Micromachining Setup with an Open Source Real-Time System

Hannes Bleuler, Rolf Wüthrich, Evren Samur, Lionel Flaction, Pascal Maillard

Open source software have evolved into powerful tools for real-time control of mechatronic systems. They are of interest for academic purposes, as they promise high flexibility at low cost. In this paper, we investigate the performance of an open source co ...

2007

Reduced Localizability in Sequences of Narrowband Noise Bursts

Christof Faller, Fritz Menzer

The precedence effect describes perceived localization dominance of a sound event over a sound event arriving 2 to 50 ms later. A related effect, occurring with sequences of 100 ms long narrowband noise bursts, is described. In contrast to classical preced ...

2007

SWISS-TANDEM: A Web-based Workspace for MS/MS Protein Identification on PC Grids

Dominique Zosso

Tandem mass spectrometry is a powerful technique for the identification of proteins contained in a biological sample. We present a grid-based application service for the analysis of tandem mass spectra, based on the open-source X!Tandem algorithm. The impl ...

IEEE Computer Society2007

UniStore: Querying a DHT-based Universal Storage

Manfred Hauswirth, Roman Schmidt, Renault John Lecoultre, Jessica Müller

In recent time, the idea of collecting and combining large public data sets and services became more and more popular. The special characteristics of such systems and the requirements of the participants demand for strictly decentralized solutions. However ...

2006

Juicer: A Weighted Finite-State Transducer speech decoder

John David Scott Dines, Darren Moore

A major component in the development of any speech recognition system is the decoder. As task complexities and, consequently, system complexities have continued to increase the decoding problem has become an increasingly significant component in the overal ...

IDIAP2006

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