Competitive Concurrent Distributed Data Structures (draft: Do Not Distribute)

Statement Edward Talmage

Computing gets bigger all the time. As we collect more and more data, computational problems are growing extremely quickly. To enable the kind of bigger computing required for these problems, we distribute tasks to computers, which may be specialized, in a variety of different physical locations. This opens up the ability to use vast amounts of processing power on a single problem, while balanc...

IDENTIFICATION AND PRIORITIZATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS AFFECTING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ORGANIZATIONAL STRATEGIES IN THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY (A CASE STUDY OF ASIA INSURANCE)

A company or organization requires special unique strategies to achieve organizational goals which not only do bring about macro-and long-term goals, but also create competitive status for the organization. However, developing different strategies will not guarantee the organization’s success, but the implementation of strategy is the most important step in the entire life of strategic managem...

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Optimized Encodings of Fragments of Type Theory in

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Computer Support for Distributed Collaborative Writing: A Coordination Science Perspective

The goal of our research is to provide computer support for distributed collaborative writing. Writers can be said to be distributed when they have distributed knowledge and skill, and they share that knowledge and skill in order to develop a draft; or, even when they have significant overlap in knowledge and skill, they distribute the work of producing the draft itself among them. But in this ...