Colm Malone is a researcher in the IS department at the Thomas J. Watson Research Center. He has a BS in computer engineering from Trinity College in Dublin. He received a Chairman's Award for developing the Linux Client for e-business (an image used throughout IBM) and transitioning this effort to IBM's Global Services division. Recently his work has involved the area of Grid Computing, specifically leveraging the computing potential of the many Linux platforms within IBM.
In an on-demand business, the computing environment is integrated to allow
systems to be seamlessly linked across the enterprise and across its entire
range of customers, partners, and suppliers. It uses open standards so that
different systems can work together and link with devices and applications
across organizational and geographic boundaries. It is virtualized to hide
the physical resources from the application level and make the best use of
technology resources thereby minimizing complexity for users.
A good example of a virtualized model is a grid computing model. In this
article, we describe the design of a grid based on IBM mainframes. The system
under consideration is an experimental grid built using the IBM Grid Toolbox
version 3 (IGT), which is a commercial ... (more)
Colm Malone is a researcher in the IS department at the Thomas J. Watson Research Center. He has a BS in computer engineering from Trinity College in Dublin. He received a Chairman's Award for developing the Linux Client for e-business (an image used throughout IBM) and transitioning this effort to IBM's Global Services division. Recently his work has involved the area of Grid Computing, specifically leveraging the computing potential of the many Linux platforms within IBM.
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