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Dominik Strzalka is an associate professor at the Rzeszów University of Technology, as well as the head of Department of Complex Systems. He received his PhD from the Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice, Poland, with a dissertation devoted to a non-extensive analysis of computational complexity in the case of the insertion sort algorithm. Dominik has been principal investigator and manager of many projects, and has received grants from the National Centre for Research and Development in Poland. He often collaborates with Polish companies, especially in the automotive industry, as a scientific consultant. He believes that the secret to understanding the complexity of today’s world is the theory of complex systems. Dominik’s current focus is applications of non-extensive thermodynamics and statistics, together with the theory of complex systems for describing computer system behavior, performance, and management. His research focuses on the existence and influence of long-term dependencies and non-extensive entropy on computer systems, including possible applications of this theory in complex computer systems. Dominik serves as a reviewer for many different scientific journals. He has been a reviewer for Computing Reviews since 2017.
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HPC forecast : cloudy and uncertain
Reed D., Gannon D., Dongarra J. Communications of the ACM 6682-90, 2023. Type: Article
This article points to possible directions for high-performance computing (HPC) ecosystem development and the related big challenges for the scientific community and the future of advanced scientific computing. The authors note that, over the last...
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Market engineering: insights from two decades of research on markets and information
Gimpel H., Neumann D., Seifert S., Veit D., Kramer J., Pfeiffer J., Teubner T., Weidlich A., Springer International Publishing, Cham, Switzerland, 2021. 253 pp. Type: Book (978-3-030666-60-6)
This special book is mostly devoted to honoring one person, who, thanks to his activity and outstanding ideas, was able to influence many people involved in widely understood information engineering, marketing engineering, market desig...
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The growth and evolution of India’s software industry
Jalote P., Natarajan P. Communications of the ACM 62(11): 64-69, 2019. Type: Article
When the development of computer science and engineering started in the middle of the 20th century, no one expected that it would be so great a challenge and that it would influence our future so much. Around 1980, it was clear that co...
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WoTbench: A Benchmarking Framework for the Web of Things
Hashemian R., Hashemian R., Carlsson N., Carlsson N., Krishnamurthy D., Krishnamurthy D., Arlitt M., Arlitt M. Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on the Internet of Things (Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on the Internet of Things, Bilbao, Spain, Oct 22-25, 2019) 1-4, 2019. Type: Proceedings
Since the beginning of the Internet of Things (IoT) concept, there has always been a deep belief that we are expecting a new paradigm in computer science and engineering. There are many new interesting ideas that will lead us toward ne...
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Orchestrating big data analysis workflows in the cloud: research challenges, survey, and future directions
Barika M., Garg S., Zomaya A., Wang L., Moorsel A., Ranjan R. ACM Computing Surveys 52(5): 1-41, 2019. Type: Article
When processing different big data workflows, many new and (so far) unknown patterns and performance requirements are visible. We are forced to search new processing models and management techniques that can support the design of diffe...
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