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IBM Centers for Advanced Studies : CASCON Canada [change] English - Français Terms of use Home Products Services & solutions Support & downloads My account CAS Worldwide homepage > CASCON > CASCON archives CAS main page CASCON 2007 About CAS CAS sites Full Papers Short Papers Speakers Workshops Demos Related information Projects Best Paper Award Publications Tuesday, Oct 23 Wednesday, Oct 24 Best Student Paper Award CASCON CASCON archives CASCON 2008 Tuesday, Oct 23 paper presentations CASCON archives Session: Program Comprehension CASCON 2007 ACM-ICPC Eucalyptus: A Web Service-Enabled E-InfrastructureSandy Liu, Yong Liang and Martin CASCON 2006 Brooks, National Research Council Canada. CASCON 2005 Automated Conversion of Table-based Websites to Structured Stylesheets Using Table CASCON 2004 Related links Recognition and Clone Detection IBM University Relations CASCON 2003 Andy Mao, James R.Cordy and Thomas R. Dean, Queen's University. Programming Contest Central CASCON 2002 IBM alphaWorks A Search-Based Approach for Dynamically Re-packaging Downloadable Applications CASCON 2001 IBM developerWorks Thierry Bodhuin, Massimiliano Di Penta and Luigi Troiano, University of Sannio DB2 for Academics CASCON 2000 WebSphere for Academics Session: Event Monitoring CASCON 1999 Runtime Monitoring of Web Service Conversations BEST STUDENT PAPER CASCON 1998 Yuan Gan, Marsha Chechik and Shiva Nejati, University of Toronto; Jon Bennett, Bill O'Farrell and Julie Waterhouse, IBM Toronto Lab Pattern Rewriting for Efficient Search in Partial-Order Event Data Matthew J. Nichols and David Taylor, University of Waterloo MARO - MinDrift Affinity Routing for Resource Management in Heterogeneous Computing Systems Yu-Tong He, Issam Al-Azzoni and Douglas Down, McMaster University Session: Computer Supported Collaborative Work and Human Computer Interaction Out of Sight but Not Out of Mind? Informal Networks, Communication and Media use in Global Software TeamsKlarissa T. Chang, Carnegie Mellon University; Kate Ehrlich, IBM Research Using Paper Mockups for Evaluating Soft Keyboard Layouts I. Scott MacKenzie, York University; Janet C. Read, University of Central Lancashire Improving Predictive Models of Cognitive Complexity Using an Evolutionary Computational Approach — A Case Study Rodrigo Vivanco, University of Manitoba and National Research Council Canada; Dean Jin, University of Manitoba Back to top Wednesday, October 24 paper presentations Session: Autonomic Computing A Real-Time Adaptive Control of Autonomic Computing Environments Bogdan Solomon and Dan Ionescu, University of Ottawa; Marin Litoiu and Mircea Mihaescu, IBM Toronto Lab Policy-driven Autonomic Management of Multi-component Systems Raphael M. Bahati, Michael A. Bauer and Elvis M. Vieira, The University of Western Ontario A Comparative Study of Pairwise Regression Techniques for Problem Determination Mohammad A. Munawar and Paul A. S. Ward, University of Waterloo Session: Privacy, Security and Database Query Processing Client Certificate and IP Address Based Multi-factor Authentication for J2EE Web Applications Heesun Park and Stan Redford, SAS Institute Inc An Audit Trail Service to Enhance Privacy Compliance in Federated Identity Management Liam Peyton, Chintan Doshi and Pierre Seguin, University of Ottawa Window Query Processing for Joining Data Streams with Relations Systems BEST PAPER Kristine Towne and Qiang Zhu, The University of Michigan - Dearborn; Calisto Zuzarte, IBM Toronto Laboratory; Wen-Chi Hou, Southern Illinois University Back to top Thursday, October 19 paper presentations Session: Software Development The Scalability of AspectJ Arjun Singh and Gregor Kiczales, University of British Columbia Threats on Building Models from CVS and Bugzilla repositories: the Mozilla Case Study Kamel Ayari, Peyman Meshkinfam and Giuliano Antoniol, École Polytechnique de Montréal; Massimiliano Di Penta, University of Sannio Comparing Episodic and Semantic Interfaces for Task Boundary Identification Izzet Safer and Gail C. Murphy, University of British Columbia Back to top About IBM Privacy Contact Canada [ change ] English - Français Home Business solutions IT services Products Support & downloads My IBM CAS Worldwide Homepage CAS sites ACM-ICPC HSPC Related links CAS Worldwide Sites CAS Tweets IBM University Relations Programming Contest Central IBM alphaWorks IBM developerWorks DB2 for Academics WebSphere for Academics Visit IBMCAS on Twitter CAS Videos Watch videos of Innovation at CAS Canada Research. Click here *Google Mapplets is not an IBM product or offering. Mapplets is licensed under Google's terms and conditions, which are provided with the product. Availability, and any and all warranties, services and support for the Google Mapplet is the direct responsibility of, and is provided directly to users by, Google, pursuant to the Google Terms of Service. IBM IS NOT LIABLE FOR AND MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES OR GUARANTEES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, REGARDING GOOGLE MAPPLETS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR CONDITION OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. About IBM Privacy Contact Terms of use Canada [ change ] English - Français Home Business solutions IT services Products Support & downloads My IBM CAS Worldwide Homepage About CAS About CAS News The Center for Advanced Studies (CAS) was established at the IBM Toronto Lab in 1990. Its CAS receives 'Synergy Award Success stories mission was to strengthen the links between research communities and IBM. CAS has been for Innovation' CAS sites working closely with academic institutions, as well as corporate, government, and other IBM ACM-ICPC research groups on various projects that relate to the products of the IBM Toronto Lab. High school outreach Because of the success of CAS Toronto, several IBM Laboratories and Research facilities around the world have opened their own Centers for Advanced Studies. CAS was formed with five main objectives: Related links IBM University Relations To ensure timely and effective transfer of leading-edge research to IBM product development Programming Contest Central groups; IBM alphaWorks To provide academics with access to problems of interest to IBM developers; IBM developerWorks To enable collaboration among academia, industry, government and IBM research centres as DB2 for Academics well as IBM development labs; WebSphere for Academics To provide a venue for research sabbaticals; To become the leadership model within IBM and Canada for co-operative research. The main emphasis of CAS research projects is solving problems of utmost importance to software developers. However, it also entertains proposals relating to other aspects of computer science, including those involving theoretical work. CAS is continually initiating long-term projects in collaboration with other members of the research community. The results of these projects vary from research publications to prototypes and new directions for products. About IBM Privacy Contact Terms of use Canada [ change ] English - Français Home Solutions Services Products Support & downloads My IBM Welcome [ IBM Sign in ] [ Register ] CAS Worldwide Homepage CAS Sites CAS Canada CAS Canada Research Overview Joint Research Projects Projects Overview Awards Technology Showcase Overview Visiting Scientists & Faculty Fellows with 2011 Projects Joint Research Projects CASSIS CAS Research Themes Papers and Publications IBM Canada CAS Business Intelligence and Business Analytics Research Conference Canada CAS Research Cloud Computing and Infrastructure Becoming a Faculty Fellow Dynamic Business Process Management and Smart SOA Canada CAS Academic Contact Information Information Management Technologies Partnerships Next Generation Systems People Smart Interactions Related links Software Development Platform and Tools IBM Research Software Development Processes IBM alphaWorks IBM developerWorks DB2 for Academics Business Intelligence and Business Analytics WebSphere for Academics CASCON 2011 Call for The term 'Business Intelligence' (BI) is first used by Luhn from IBM Research (1958) to PAPERS now online refer to "the ability to apprehend the interrelationships of presented facts in such a way as to guide action towards a desired goal." In general, the purpose of business Meet the CASCON 2011 Program Committee here intelligence is to enable better business decision making (i.e. an example of 'action' in Luhn's definition), closely tied with business performance management (i.e. an example of 'desired goal' in Luhn's definition). Read more News Current projects: CAS Research delivered a new product Optimization of Queries for Business Intelligence Parallel Methods for Real-Time OLAP on Multi-Core Processors and Cloud Architectures Click here for the breaking news from CASCON Heterogeneous Computing for Analyzing Business Intelligence Query Patterns Using Multicore-Enhanced Hadoop System for Investigating Business Intelligence Data Query Press release - Tools as a Patterns Service Back to top CAS White Paper Extending CAS for Today's Cloud Computing and Infrastructure Relevance - IBM Canada CAS While there are many different definitions on 'cloud computing', we adopt the definition Research White Paper of cloud computing as a style of computing where potentially massively scalable units of Download here computing are being delivered as a service to its users via internet related technologies. As a result, the users of these computing services are relieved from the burden of IT (both hardware and software) ownership; maintenance and internal knowledge of these
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