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Temporal streams in commercial server applications

Anastasia Ailamaki, Babak Falsafi, Michael Ferdman

Commercial server applications remain memory bound on modern multiprocessor systems because of their large data footprints, frequent sharing, complex non-strided access patterns, and long chains of dependant misses. To improve memory system performance des ...

2008

Specifying Services for ITIL Service Management

François Maréchal, Gil Regev, Alain Wegmann

The Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) is a collection of best practices for the management of IT services. ITIL helps organizations to become aware of the business value their IT services provide to internal and external stakeholders. Un ...

2008

Social Software Modeling and Mashup based on Actors, Activities and Assets

Denis Gillet, Christophe Salzmann, Evgeny Bogdanov

Despite the extreme diversity of Web applications, one can find similarities among them. This paper proposes an answer to the question of knowing whether it is possible to conceptually represent different Web applications in a common manner such that they ...

2008

Ianos: An intelligent application oriented scheduling framework for an HPCN grid

Vincent Keller, Pierre Kuonen

We present the architecture and design of the IANOS scheduling framework. The goal of the new Grid scheduling system is to provide a general job submission framework allowing optimal positioning and scheduling of HPCN applications. The scheduling algorithm ...

Springer, 233 Spring Street, New York, Ny 10013, United States2008

Declarative Specification and Alignment Verification of Services in ITIL

Gil Regev, Alain Wegmann, Irina Rychkova

IT organizations that wish to implement the best practices recommended by the IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) need to specify the level of service provided to their customers. The implemented service needs to comply with this specification. We propose a m ...

2008

Distributed and Component Oriented Tools for Communication Networks Using Web Services

Sébastien Rumley, Christian Gaumier, Christophe Trefois

Modern communication networks are reaching a high level of complexity. As their global dimensioning and performance evaluation are very hard tasks, a multi-layer approach is generally applied to divide them in smaller problems easier to tackle. Within this ...

ARGESIM2007

Autonomic Resource Provisioning for Software Business Processes

Thomas Heinis

Software development nowadays involves several levels of abstraction: starting from the programming of single objects, to their combination into components, to their publication as services and the overall architecture linking elements at each level. As a ...

2007

An Interface Formalism for Web Services

Dirk Thilo Beyer

Web application development using distributed components and web services presents new software integration challenges, because solutions often cross vendor, administrative, and other boundaries across which neither binary nor source code can be shared. We ...

2007

Web-based tools for energy management in large companies applied to food industry

Damien Muller

This thesis presents a methodology for energy management in large companies and its implementation through a web application and through a prototype of a simulation platform. By combining existing tools in an innovative manner and by making use of recent w ...

EPFL2007

Tackling Acceptability Issues in Communities of Practice by Providing a Lightweight Email-based Interface to eLogbook: a Web 2.0 Collaborative Activity and Asset Management System

Denis Gillet, Christophe Salzmann

eLogbook is a Web-based collaborative environment designed for communities of practice. It enables users to manage joint activities, share related assets and get contextual awareness. In addition to the original Web- based access, an email-based eLogbook i ...

CEUR-WS.org2007

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