Minimal communication cost software construction in the Internet environment

Hui, Chi-Chung; Chanson, Samuel T.

doi:10.1007/s002360050098

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“…Balmake utilizes the algorithm developed by Hui and Chanson 14 to construct software with minimal network cost, which is more efficient than running make on a distributed file system. As an example, consider the software construction in Figure 11.…”

Section: Multidomain Parallel Make Servermentioning

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Flexible and extensible load balancing

Hui

Chanson

1997

Softw: Pract. Exper.

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SUMMARYThis paper presents the design philosophy and implementation of the BALANCE system. BALANCE is a flexible, network independent and computer architecture independent load balancing system which allows the building of reusable parallel and distributed applications. By implementing related services as generic servers with their connection endpoints registered in BALANCE, the clients can easily access the servers by server system calls. To demonstrate the flexibility of BALANCE, several widely different applications have been implemented and evaluated, including system servers, parallel and distributed applications and a scheduling testbed. The use of generic servers to improve system modularity and code reuse is also discussed.

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Section: Multidomain Parallel Make Servermentioning

confidence: 99%

Flexible and extensible load balancing

Hui

Chanson

1997

Softw: Pract. Exper.

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“…(Ahmad et al, 1995) Moreover, low cost and BPMJ 10,6 convenience will encourage people to utilize the internet, which provides a communication tool. (Hui and Chanson, 1997). Computer networks will be social networks in collaborative work, Telnet-work and virtual communities.…”

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Re‐engineering construction communication in distance management framework

Charoenngam

Ogunlana

Ning‐Fu

et al. 2004

Business Process Management Journal

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In an exploding and fluctuating construction market, managers are facing a challenge, which is how to manage business on a wider scale and to utilize modern developments in information technology to promote productivity. The extraordinary development of telecommunications and computer technology makes it possible for people to plan, lead, control, organize and manage projects from a distance without the need to be on site on a daily basis. A modern management known as distance management (DM) or remote management is emerging. Physical distance no longer determines the boundary of management since managers can now operate projects through virtual teams that organize manpower, material and production without face-to-face communication. What organization prototype could overcome psychological and physical barriers to reengineer a successful project through information technology? What criteria distinguishes the adapted way of communication of individual activities in a teamwork and assist the integration of an efficient and effective communication between face-to-face and a physical distance? The entire methodology has been explained through a case application on refuse incineration plant projects in Taiwan.

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Minimal communication cost software construction in the Internet environment

Cited by 2 publications

References 15 publications

Flexible and extensible load balancing

Flexible and extensible load balancing

Re‐engineering construction communication in distance management framework

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