ACM Tech Packs are innovative, authoritative learning packages developed by subject experts for serious computing professionals.
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TECH PACKS
The collaborative products of leaders in computer science and technology, Tech Packs are:
- meticulously researched and compiled by subject matter experts
- peer reviewed for relevance and usability by practitioners
- periodically refreshed to keep content current
The Tech Pack Annotated Bibliography brings together the three most valuable ACM assets:
- The vast ACM Digital Library (ACM DL)
- The cutting-edge ACM Learning Center
- Trusted experts who select content and add insights on cited material
TECH PACK AUTHORS
Brian Cameron
Pennsylvania State University
Executive Director, Center for Enterprise Architecture
College of Information Sciences and Technology
Brian's primary research and consulting interests include enterprise architecture, enterprise systems integration, information management and storage, and the use of simulations and gaming in education. READ MORE
Patricia Cupoli
DAMA, ICCP
CCP, CDMP, CBIP
Pat has been an IT professional for over 25 years, concentrating in the areas of Data Governance and Warehousing, Metadata Solutions and Repositories, Enterprise Architecture, Project Management, IT Strategic Planning, Online Course Development & Education, and Librarianship/Information Science. She's editor of the DAMA-DMBOK2 and DAMA International ICCP Director.READ MORE
John Mitchell
Mary and Gordon Crary Family Professor
Department of Computer Science, Stanford University
John’s research focuses on web security, network security, privacy, programming language analysis and design, formal methods, and applications of mathematical logic to computer science..READ MORE
Stephen Petschulat
Senior Architect
SAP Research
Stephen is a Senior Architect at SAP Research. Prior to joining the Research group he was the lead architect for the Advanced Analytics product area within SAP BusinessObjects. His interests include data analysis, information visualization, UI technologies, and distributed computing. Stephen is a member of the ACM Professions Board.READ MORE
Paul Steinberg
Academic Community Manager
Intel Software Network
Paul Steinberg has worked with Intel Software College and Intel Academic Community to help build a curriculum for new computer platforms built on many-core technology. He has worked with IBM, BEA, SUN, and other major IT companies. He serves as Co-Chair of the Parallel Computing Tech Pack Committee. READ MORE
Doug Terry
Microsoft Research
Microsoft Research
Silicon Valley lab
His research focuses on the design and implementation of novel distributed systems and addresses issues such as information management, fault-tolerance, and mobility. READ MORE
Roy Want
Research Scientist
Google
Roy Want is currently a research scientist at Google, with prior roles at Intel and Palo Alto Research Center (PARC). His research interests include mobile, ubiquitous, and pervasive computing. READ MORE
Matthew Wolf
Research Scientist
Center for Experimental Research in Computer Systems (CERCS)
School of Computer Science, Georgia Tech University
Dr. Wolf's research focuses on high performance, scalable systems and on the application of those techniques to the multi-/many-core revolution. His work on education has focused on infusing some of the excitement of modern systems research into existing curriculum through a modular, case-driven approach. He serves as Co-Chair of the Parallel Computing Tech Pack Committee.READ MORE