1โ€“5 Oct 2007
Europe Congress Center
Europe/Zurich timezone

Session

Business Track

2 Oct 2007, 14:00
Europe Congress Center

Europe Congress Center

Budapest Hungary

Description

This session looks at Grid adoption across diverse sectors, exploring its potential in the Energy sector and opening doors to more pervasive adoption. This session also offers insight into the Digital Media industry, where Grid is an essential resource to deliver more sophisticated animation, special effects and heightened realism, as well as Grid potential in Gaming.

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  1. Jose Dana Perez (CERN)
    02/10/2007, 14:00
    Tycoon is a market-based system for trade of resources. Our idea is to integrate it with EGEE, obtaining a dynamic Grid ready to share resources with others (Universities, research centres, etc.). Tycoon will run as a new service, deploying and destroying virtual machines (Worker Nodes and Computing Elements) on demand. Tycoon will give to EGEE a dynamic, flexible, secure and transparent...
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  2. Philippe Trautmann (Sun Microsystems)
    02/10/2007, 14:00
  3. Alex Efimov (STFC)
    02/10/2007, 14:20
    The rapid development of virtualisation and distributed computing technologies, including grids, means that the paradigm shift towards utility computing could happen sooner rather than later. Scientific Grids such as WLCG could contribute to this process. gLite middleware is a good example: developed to work with geographically distributed heterogeneous resources which often belong to...
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  4. Prof. Roberto Barbera (INFN Sez. di Catania, via S. Sofia, 64)
    02/10/2007, 14:20
    The presentation will outline the activities of the Consorzio COMETA to foster the adoption of grid technologies by Industry. Special care will be devoted to the porting of the gLite middleware to Windows platforms carried out in collaboration with Microsoft."
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  5. Gael Youinou (CGGVeritas)
    02/10/2007, 14:40
  6. Alexis Arragon (Darkworks S.A.)
    02/10/2007, 14:40
    Network evolution, parallel computing, emerging technologies and distributed computational power are keys to understand the future of interactive media applications. While physical formats will fade away and network will stand stronger, online services will need innovative technology and business models to replace existing mechanisms. Study in those fields and active projectsโ€™ research work...
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  7. Serafim Kotrotsos (Exis-IT)
    02/10/2007, 15:00
  8. Daniel Fey (Nokia Siemens)
    02/10/2007, 15:00
    The Networked European Software and Services Initiative (NESSI) aims to create a strategic research agenda for European research in services and their foundations. NESSI-Grid forms part of that activity by defining a vision and strategic research agenda (SRA) for grid infrastructures used in business environments and in particular in NESSI scenarios. A first version of both, vision and...
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  9. Csilla Zsigri (Atos Origin)
    02/10/2007, 15:15
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