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COMPSAC
2002
IEEE
14 years 26 days ago
Personalized Redirection of Communication
Universal access to information and data is an important goal of current research. Previously different forms of information and data, captured by different devices or held on dif...
Yuping Yang, M. Howard Williams
COMPSAC
2002
IEEE
14 years 26 days ago
A Shared Information System Architecture for Integrating Risk Management Tools: A Case Study
Many organizations would benefit from enterprise-wide, shared information systems. It is common for these organizations to have in place a number of smaller information systems, e...
Shaosong Xu, Hoh Peter In, Martin S. Feather
COMPSAC
2002
IEEE
14 years 26 days ago
Parallel Genetic Algorithms with Schema Migration
Genetic algorithms (GAs) are efficient non-gradient stochastic search methods. Parallel GAs are proposed to overcome the deficiencies of sequential GAs, such as low speed and aptn...
Baowen Xu, Yu Guan, Zhenqiang Chen, Karl R. P. H. ...
COMPSAC
2002
IEEE
14 years 26 days ago
Renaissance: A Method to Support Software System Evolution
Legacy systems are often business critical and are associated with high maintenance costs. In this paper, we present an overview of a method, Renaissance, which aims to manage the...
Ian Warren, Jane Ransom
COMPSAC
2002
IEEE
14 years 26 days ago
Gigabit Packet Classification by Using Lookahead Caching
Pi-Chung Wang, Wei-Chun Tseng, Chia-Tai Chan, Yaw-...
COMPSAC
2002
IEEE
14 years 26 days ago
Constructing an EJB Application in a WFMS
A workflow system provides enterprises the automatic and paperless process management. The idea of Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) is to utilize components from various vendors to cons...
Jian-Wei Wang, Ta-Chun Lin, Hwai-Jong Hsu, Feng-Ji...
COMPSAC
2002
IEEE
14 years 26 days ago
A Graphically Based Language for Constructing, Executing and Analysing Models of Software Systems
With computer systems becoming ever larger and more complex, the cost and effort associated with their construction is increasing and the systems are now sufficiently complex that...
Robert John Walters