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LIVE WEBCAST: Autonomic Computing

Managing just one computer can tax the average person’s technical capabilities. How do we thrive in a world where we might be connected to thousands of computational devices? This seminar and discussion will explore the emerging world of autonomic computing -- the second event in a series on The Future of Computing. This event will be webcast.

Date

Oct. 28 – Dec. 31, 1969
6:30am – 1:00pm ET

Overview

This event will be webcast from this site at 8:45 a.m. (ET).

Speakers:

Alan Ganek, Vice President, Autonomic Computing, IBM
Gail Kaiser, Director, Programming Systems Laboratory, Columbia University
Peter M. Hughes, Assistant Chief for Technology, Information Systems Division, NASA/Goddard

Imagine a world where computers and networks heal themselves, protect themselves, configure themselves, manage themselves...

Managing just one computer can tax the average person’s technical capabilities. How do we thrive in a world where we might be connected to thousands of computational devices? Join us for a seminar and discussion to explore the emerging world of autonomic computing -- the second event in a series on The Future of Computing.

An overview article on autonomic computing by Dr. M. Mitchell Waldrop (author of Complexity and The Dream Machine) will be released at this event.

Location: 5th floor conference room

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Science and Technology Innovation Program

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