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28. Int. CMG Conference 2002: Reno, Nevada, USA
- 28th International Computer Measurement Group Conference, December 8-13, 2002, Reno, Nevada, USA, Proceedings. Computer Measurement Group 2002

- Robert S. Gold:

Enabling the Strategy-Focused IT Organization with Balanced Scorecard. 1-6 - Connie U. Smith, Lloyd G. Williams:

Introduction to Software Performance Engineering. 7-14 - Rich Olcott:

The Dimensions of Service - Exploring WLM's Solution Space. 15-82 - Greg P. Schulz:

Storage Networking Primer and Update. 83-92 - Chris L. Molloy:

Grid Computing - 100% CPU Utilization (And Loving It). 93-100 - H. Pat Artis:

Exploring the I/O Performance Characteristics of Intel Based FLEX-ES Servers for z/OS. 101-110 - Bernard Domanski:

System Performance Management and Capacity Planning. 111-122 - Clayton S. Ching:

Internet Web Site Capacity is not Resource Utilizations. 123-130 - Graham P. Prentice:

How to save half a million pounds (or 150 MIPS) without really trying. 131-146 - Pierre M. Fiorini, Yiping Ding:

On the Performability of Computing Systems: An Analytic Approach. 147-154 - Linwood Merritt:

A Capacity Planning Partnership with the Business. 155-160 - Javier Muñoz, Yiping Ding:

Sampling Issues in the Collection of Performance Data. 161-168 - Yiping Ding, Kenneth Newman:

Statistical Performance Monitoring. 169-180 - Adam Grummitt:

Oracle Performance Management on major Operating Systems (WULZ). 181-192 - Ian C. Baldwin:

Unix Capacity Planning for Mainframe Capacity Planners: A rapid development, low cost Case Study. 193-208 - Nalini J. Elkins:

Using the z/OS SNMP MIB to Solve Performance Problems. 209-218 - Philip C. Joung:

Get Real! The Importance of Realism for Web Site Performance Assessment. 219-228 - Connie U. Smith, Lloyd G. Williams:

SPE Experiences Panel: An Economic Analysis. 229-230 - Rajesh K. Mansharamani:

Proactive Performance for 100-fold Growth in a Very Large Stock Exchange. 231-240 - Saqib N. Syed, Deborah A. Sheetz:

Sizing Exchange 2000 Server based on Exchange 5.5 Workloads. 241-252 - William R. Sullivan:

Application Tuning - A Lost Practice or A Waste of Resources? 253-264 - Sanjay Raja:

SSL Solutions and Performance Criteria. 265-270 - Daniel A. Menascé:

Load Testing, Benchmarking, and Application Performance Management for the Web. 271-282 - Bernard Domanski:

.NET - What Is It And What Does It Mean To Enterprise Computing? 283-292 - David C. Beulke:

Data Warehouse Performance. 293-306 - Lloyd G. Williams, Connie U. Smith:

PASA(SM): An Architectural Approach to Fixing Software Performance Problems. 307-320 - Jerry L. Rosenberg:

Monitoring NT Performance. 321-332 - Adrian Johnson:

Falling From a Log - Techniques for Workload Characterisation. 333-342 - Clyde V. Moseberry, Chi-haur Wu:

Dynamic Performance Tuning in a Unix Environment: A Collaborative CMAC Design. 343-352 - Mark M. Maccabee, Sheng Ma:

Web Application Performance: Realistic Work Load for Stress Test. 353-362 - Robert E. Chaney:

Performance Analysis of a Distributed Unix-OS390 workload. 363-372 - Gregory V. Caliri:

Outsourcing - what will happen, and what will happen to YOU? 373-378 - Alexandre Brandwajn:

Insight through simplicity. 379-386 - Rick E. Isom:

Analyzing and Forecasting a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Application. 387-392 - Kelly L. Vogt:

How We Successfully Converted to WLM Batch Initiators. 393-400 - Amy C. Spellmann, Richard L. Gimarc:

Stepwise Refinement: A Pragmatic Approach for Modeling Web Applications. 401-416 - Charles T. McGavin Jr.:

Analyzing Modern Disk Arrays with RMF. 417-424 - Odysseas I. Pentakalos:

An Introduction to the InfiniBand Architecture. 425-432 - Neil J. Gunther:

Sins of Precision: Damaging Digits in Capacity Calculations. 433-446 - Tim Foxon:

Performance Analysis and Tuning for DB2 UDB. 447-458 - Thomas E. Bell:

Managing Computer Performance Consulting. 459-470 - Bart Gijsen, Robert D. van der Mei:

An Integrated Performance Modeling Approach for Distributed Applications and ICT Systems. 471-482 - Mark B. Friedman:

The performance of Web services applications in Windows 2000: monitoring ASP, COM+, and .Net. 483-498 - Alan M. Sherkow:

IRD: What LPAR Clusters Can Do For You! 499-508 - Scott R. Matsumoto, Irfan A. Chaudhry:

Measuring the Performance and Scalability of Business Logic Components. 509-520 - Daniel F. Schwarz, Sue Rohr:

A Capacity Planning Approach for the Newcomer: Where Do I Start? 521-526 - Cathy A. Wright:

I Love it when a Plan Comes Together. 527-534 - Adam Grummitt:

Creative Statistics - are Performance Numbers Absolute or is Spin Inevitable in their Presentation? 535-546 - Takashi Horikawa:

An Efficient Initial Investigation on Performance Problems Using Event-Trace Based Measurement. 547-556 - Igor A. Trubin:

Global and Application Level Exception Detection System, Based on MASF Technique. 557-566 - Yefim Somin, Art Rodriguez:

Workload Characterization and Capacity Planning for DB2 Universal Database. 567-576 - Bernard Domanski:

Capacity on Demand Across Platforms. 577-584 - Mark A. Basalla:

Capacity Planning for Distributed Systems : A Practical Approach. 585-590 - Odysseas I. Pentakalos:

.NET Server: An Overview. 591-598 - Denise T. Arruda:

The Web Laboratory - Performance on the Web. 599-606 - John P. Pilch:

Capacity Planning in the Development Cycle. 607-616 - Greg P. Schulz:

Scaling Resilient Storage Networks. 617-628 - William T. Gray:

The Impact of Growth on Virtual Tape Subsystems. 629-640 - Dave Adams:

Chargeback Challenges in a Web-Based Environment. 641-646 - Craig Hodgins:

A Cornucopia of Opportunities: DB2 Application Performance. 647-658 - Gregory A. Korbecki:

SNAP, SNAP, FLASH, CONCURRENT, GOOSE The Data Set Instant Copy Game. 659-666 - Connie U. Smith, Lloyd G. Williams:

New Software Performance AntiPatterns: More Ways to Shoot Yourself in the Foot. 667-674 - Thomas Beretvas, Barton Robinson:

Linux I/O Performance on VM. 675-684 - Mark Cohen Austrowiek, Pierluigi Grassi:

UNIX IO Performance Measurement Applied to Old and New StorageTechnologies. 685-712 - Art Morlock:

Reporting Upward: A rules based methodology for assessing available Distributed Systems Capacity. 713-722 - Alan M. Sherkow:

Mainframe Software Capacity Planning - IBM's WLC and the Effects on Your Capacity Plan. 723-728 - Tim R. Norton:

The Effect of Workload Groupings on Distributed Transaction Capacity Models. 729-738 - Barton Robinson, Thomas Beretvas:

Measuring and Analyzing Server Performance. 739-746 - Aare Onton, Jesse L. Thrall:

Performance Options on a Peer-to-Peer Virtual Tape Server. 747-752 - Chris L. Molloy:

Performance and Capacity Tools - One Size Doesn't Fit All. 753-758 - Yiping Ding, Ethan D. Bolker, Yefim Somin:

Interpreting NT Queue Length Measurements. 759-770 - Amy C. Spellmann:

How Do You Eat an Elephant? or How to Digest Application Performance in Bite-Size Chunks. 771-780 - Bruce McNutt:

Performance Curves Do Look Alike. 781-786 - Jeffry A. Schwartz:

Interpreting SQL Server 2000 Performance Counters. 787-798 - Wei Xie:

Optimal Webserver Session Timeout Settings for Web Users. 799-820 - Jozo J. Dujmovic, Fang Pan:

QNAS - a Queuing Network Animation System. 821-830

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