41. Maximizing Megaflops Lab 3 What to do For this exercise, first use the file pdpblasdriver.f demonstrate theactual increase of performance when linking with optimized parallel libraries. http://www.jics.utk.edu/HPPPM/Labs-Dec00/Instructions/Lab3.html

Lab #3: Parallel Numerical Methods and Special Software Libraries Parallel Computing Techniques to Maximize Your Megaflops Joint Institute for Computational Science December 11 - 13, 2000 Purpose These labs are intended to provide you with a general feeling about some of the issues involved in writing high performance code, both on a single processor and on a parallel machine. You will do each exercise twice, once on a SUN workstation, and once on an SP2 thin node. Contents Logging On and Environment Setup Matrix-Matrix Multiplication Nearest Neighbor High Performance Programming Libraries BLACS Examples SCALAPACK Example PBLAS Example AZTEC Example Lab #3: Addendum Logging On and Environment Setup The instructions given here are based on the assumption that you are attending the JICS workshop and that you are using the Cetus (Sun/UNIX) workstation cluster and the IBM SP2 located at the University of Tennessee Knoxville. On any other system(s) adjustments will need to be made to the instructions accordingly. Also, for your convenience, MPI has already been installed on the UTK CS Cetus machines and the IBM SP2. On any other system, please ensure that some implementation of MPI is installed before proceeding. To start, logon to one of the Cetus workstations using your own CS account or the guest account name and password provided for you by a lab assistant.

42. GIS In Libraries Digital Chart of the World Server at Penn State University libraries (www.maproom describedas data about the data is crucial to maximizing the use of your http://www.library.ucsb.edu/istl/99-winter/article3.html

Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship Winter 1999 GIS in Libraries: An Overview of Concepts and Concerns David Deckelbaum Cartographic Information Librarian Henry J. Bruman Library Maps and Government Information University of California, Los Angeles ddeckelb@library.ucla.edu Abstract: This article describes what a GIS is and its implications for incorporation into a library environment. It raises a variety of questions regarding staffing needs, choice of a GIS product or array of products, and the level of service that will be provided that need to be answered before deciding to make GIS available in your library. Any relational database allows for queries to determine what records in a dataset meet criteria decided upon by a user. That is, an individual can run a query that uses particular parameters that must be met in order to be included in a subset of the original dataset. Spatial queries allow an operator to select one or more features (individual records in a dataset) in a given theme or layer of information by using the features of another theme. This process allows for a resolution of issues like proximity, containment, and adjacency. Questions like the following might be answered by a spatial query: What communities does a particular freeway pass through? How many nesting sites are within a breeding area? Which privately owned parcels are adjacent to county parklands? Where are the instances of the outbreak of a particular disease caused by airborne agents that are within a mile of manufacturing plants storing toxic materials?

43. Maximizing The Performance Of Your Active Server Pages This article is based on the presentation maximizing the Performance of Your Whenscripting ASP, use declaratives, type libraries, and Response http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnasp/html/maxperf.asp

MSDN Home MSDN Library Active Server Pages Maximizing the Performance of Your Active Server Pages Nancy Winnick Cluts Based on a presentation by Philip Carmichael Microsoft Corporation March 4, 1998 Contents Introduction What Is ASP? Know Thyself ActiveX Server Components and ASP ... Summary Introduction Active Server Pages (ASP) provides a consistent, easy-to-use interface to Web-based clients. With ASP, you can connect your user interface (HTML) with business logic. ASP also provides a secure environment for Web applications that require transactions. This article will give you the information you need to maximize the performance of your ASP scripts. In this article we will discuss: What ASP is File standards Database concerns Performance testing This article is based on the presentation "Maximizing the Performance of Your Active Server Pages," (DWA 05) by Philip Carmichael at Web Tech·Ed, January 25-28, 1998, in Palm Springs, California. This presentation is available via NetShow. Check http://www.microsoft.com/training/seminars/wte.asp for details. Microsoft will present additional Web-related technical-solution sessions in June at Tech·Ed 98 in New Orleans. See the Microsoft Events site at

44. The Quiet Revolution: Inter-library Loan And Document Delivery Both libraries had substantial collections to allow them to provide this type of thehighperforming lenders included maximizing their use of technology http://www.stii.dost.gov.ph/astinfo/ASTWEB/1st00/focal4.html

The quiet revolution: Inter-library loan and document delivery A recent seminar at the National Library of Australia raised some critical issues on high-performance Inter-Library Loan (ILL) and Document Delivery (DD). The National Resource Sharing Working Group (NRSWG) arranged the presentation as part of its role to raise the focus of ILL/DD issues and ensure that a robust, reliable and cost-effective interlending system, built on cooperation and agreed service standards and policies, is in place to serve Australian libraries and their users. The seminar was presented in October by Mary Jackson of the Association of Research Libraries (ARL) in the US. She presented key findings of the Interlibrary Loan and Document Delivery Performance Measures Study she had undertaken for the ARL. Ms. Jackson was Principal Investigator of the two-year investigation of the performance of ILL operations in 119 North American research and college libraries. She has since been running a series of institutes around the US and speaking to people worldwide to publicize findings of the study and to use them as a mechanism for improving ILL/DD practices. She indicated that the study investigated four main performance measures, namely: direct cost, turnaround time, fill rates and user satisfaction, to discover the characteristics of high-performing borrowing and lending libraries.

45. Advanced Technology Laboratories' Path To 4x Improvements efficiency and reuse, including application of objectoriented analysis and designtechniques, and maximum use of reuse libraries; maximizing use of concurrent http://www.eda.org/rassp/documents/newsletter/html/95q2/news_3.html

The RASSP Digest - Vol. 2, 2nd. Qtr. 1995 Advanced Technology Laboratories' Path to 4x Improvements by Jeff Pridmore To provide 4X improvements in time-to-market, life-cycle cost, and design quality, Lockheed Martin's Martin Marietta Laboratories is uniquely combining the three elements of the RASSP technology triad methodology, Model Year Architecture, and design environment into an integrated, rapid prototyping environment. 1. Problem Today's military designs are the product of a long, serial design cycle that has limited ability to respond to changing requirements and technology. Current practice surveys as detailed by V.K. Madisetti in the last issue of the RASSP Digest indicate that today's developments require anywhere from 37 to 73 months. Commercial processor technology offers significant capability upgrades every two to three years, yet typical military development/deployment cycles are more than five years. The result-technology in the fielded system is one to two generations behind the state-of-the-art at the time of deployment. Technology obsolescence is further exacerbated over the life cycle of the system. The platform life cycle for military systems is often more than twenty five years, and the DoD focus is on further extending life cycles. Systems can thus be upgraded 8-10 times over their operational lifetime, with about half of these required to meet new operational requirements.

46. Magma Design Automation, Inc. Magma Announces Program To Pre-Qualify Libraries F Timing, Physical And Electrical Views, maximizing Quality of qualification processMagma ensures that libraries are complete are ready for immediate use in the http://www.dolphin-ic.com/MamaNews11072002.htm

Magma Announces Program To Pre-Qualify Libraries For Logic, Timing, Physical And Electrical Views, Maximizing Quality of Results For COT Designs Dolphin Technology 0.13-micron Library Added to Growing List of Libraries Pre-qualified for Magma Flow CUPERTINO, Calif., July 11, 2002 Magma Design Automation Inc., (Nasdaq: LAVA), a provider of chip design solutions, today formalized a program to pre-qualify libraries for customer-owned tooling (COT) flows based on Magma's integrated circuit (IC) implementation system. With its FixedTiming ? methodology, gain-based synthesis and unified data model architecture, only Magma's IC implementation system can leverage the pre-qualified libraries to deliver significantly improved performance. Magma has been working for years with leading library vendors and foundries to analyze and optimize libraries to maximize the quality of design results and minimize the design closure cycle for Magma users. As a result of these efforts, Magma has developed a comprehensive qualification process that includes generation and verification of parasitic, design, antenna and electromigration rules as well as routability analysis. Through this qualification process Magma ensures that libraries are complete, include correct design rules and are ready for immediate use in the Magma flow. Dolphin Technology, Inc., a leading provider of high-performance Semiconductor Intellectual Property (SIP) blocks that include embedded memory and memory compiler products, high performance and standard IOs and high-performance standard cell libraries, is the most recent partner to benefit from Magma's library qualification process. Dolphin's 0.13-micron library targeted to a leading foundry process is available now.

47. Untitled to take advantage of all forth coming Netdays by maximizing the use of volunteers bysoliciting their on going support of the state's schools and libraries. http://www.rpa.state.nj.us/appendd.htm

Appendix D Revenue and Cost Reduction Initiatives I. Cost Reduction Opportunities Tier I Suggestions: a) Encourage schools and public libraries to jointly plan and utilize local telecommunication facilities. Possible savings are $20 million b) Encourage the use of Community Colleges, Vocational Schools and the State University system to develop a program whereby technical students can provide support to K-12 schools for the installation and maintenance of the technology system. Possible savings are $5000 per year per school, for a five year total of $57 million c) Develop a program whereby teachers, students, librarians and administrators can pay a portion of the purchase price of the computers, and own the computers after a predefined period of using the equipment on behalf of the schools or libraries. If the split were to be 50-50 for lap top computers only, the savings would amount to approximately $40 million d) In the context of a NJ Board of Public Utilities proceeding, seek approval of preferential rates and/or discounted tariff rates with all telecommunication providers for services offered to schools and libraries. Plan assumes a 15% reduction in overall tariff network charges.

48. AnswerBook2 Linker And Libraries Guide A search for archive libraries only, can be enforced shared object; maximize shareability(see maximizing Shareability ) and Don't use the G , or -dn options. http://www.csc.vill.edu:8888/ab2/coll.45.10/LLM/@Ab2PageView/28671

49. Public Library Association In addition, for libraries with large ethnic populations, AltaVista offers enginesand their technologies, including strategies for maximizing use of such http://www.pla.org/publications/publibraries/internetspotlight/internetspotlight

50. News You Can Use News You Can use is a digest of recent underserved areas and to expand existing libraries. year'stheme – Museums Building Community maximizing Our Public http://www.thinkcalifornia.net/news/news_12_00.html

51. Washington Association Of County Law Libraries We do this by maximizing available resources through our in libraries, and also theSpecial libraries Association, Legal 70% of the patrons who use the library http://www.nas.com/~whatcll/wacll.htm

Washington Association of County Law Libraries Our Mission County law libraries in Washington State were established in 1919 by RCW 27.24 to provide access to legal information to the courts and the bar, and also to the public in counties which have the staff available to assist the public. It is our collective mission to provide the best possible service to our communities, by connecting people to the information they need to effectively participate in the justice system. We do this by maximizing available resources through our in-house collections of legal materials in print and in CD-ROM, through resource sharing with other libraries, through Internet resources, and through referral to other agencies as needed. We strive to serve as a community access point for legal information. The Washington Association of County Law Libraries is a partner in the Washington State Access to Justice Network Association Profile Who We Are: Staff at county law libraries include librarians, library assistants, court personnel, and volunteers. Each law library is governed by a board of trustees comprised of volunteers from the courts and legal community. Some staff are members of the American Association of Law Libraries , division of , and also the Special Libraries Association Legal Division.

52. Philosophy Proactive reuse also means maximizing your use of well design libraries.Sometimes we call this class user programming although http://www.signitek.com/Philosophy.htm

Our Company Philosophy We are passionate about our work at SIGNITEK. Identify the optimal tool for the job! It's no accident that professional construction workers use power tools extensively and so should you. We believe in asking "could this job be done more efficiently with another language, vendor or operating system?" Make no mistake! Some jobs require hand crafting with hand tools like assemblers. Other jobs that don't require portability can be done with Visual Basic. Still others can use Java. Be aware of what tools are in the tool chest. Always identify perils, merits and alternatives! Unlike other consultants, we are not going to sugar-coat anything. If you have chosen to employ or receive training on a particular product, programming language or operating system, we believe we owe it to you to identify both the perils and merits of that choice. And we will also identify alternative approaches. Alternatives will help give you the big picture and provide backup strategies. They also help you understand if you are trying to accomplish something the inventors of the technology never anticipated a precarious place to be. Knowing the perils is more important than the merits!

53. Mobile Storage Allows Schools And Universities To Use Their Library Space More E growing collections have made maximizing space a Retrofitting libraries to includeworkstations with Internet access group areas and multimedia use often means http://asumag.com/ar/university_extending_reach/

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54. ILCSO Operating Plan FY 1998 libraries ILCSO Policy Council ILCSO Operations Committee Illinois library systems,The new system will offer administrative challenges, eg, maximizing the use http://www.ilcso.uiuc.edu/Web/About/OP_Plan98.html

ILCSO ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN FY1998 Approved by ILCSO membership 6/23/97 Note: DRA-related items subject to change. DRA implementation plan supersedes ILCSO annual operating plan. Description of Tasks Target Date Responsibility Comments Prepare annual budget for ILCSO Policy Council October 1997 Required by proposed new ILCSO/AITS service agreement, ILCSO Bylaws, etc. May 1998 Administer Library Technology Grants program Ongoing - FY 1997 through FY 1999 Three year program, beginning FY 1997. Present Financial Plan/Status to ILCSO members June 1997 Submit Quarterly Reports to Illinois State Library on grant status: $430,000 for ILLINET Online October 15, 1997 January 15, 1998 April 15, 1998 July 15, 1998 Required by grant agreement. Final report Prepare letters of intent and grant application to ISL for ILLINET online continued support for FY 1999 ($430,000) January, 1998 March/April, 1998 Letter of intent Final grant submission Planning Monitor ILCSO Strategic Plan Ongoing ILCSO membership Update Operating Plan May 1998 ILCSO Policy Council ILCSO Planning Committee ILCSO Membership Plan review June 1998, at membership meeting.

55. UWM Libraries, Multmedia Library, Mediagraphy -- Psychology Memory and Speed of Behavior Love, Intimacy, and Sexuality maximizing Physical Potential Historyof Racist Animation How the Body Ages How to use Dianetics How http://www.uwm.edu/Library/media/mediagraphy/psycholo.html

LOOK WHAT THE MULTIMEDIA LIBRARY HAS ON PSYCHOLOGY The Multimedia Library, located on the first floor in the east wing, has over 4,300 videotapes and DVDs, and over 1,600 CD-ROMs covering a multitude of subjects. Below is a listing of titles currently available on the topic of psychology. For more information on these titles consult the Library's online catalog . To search for videotapes in the online catalog use the location search limit "Multimedia Library - VHS." To search for CD-ROMs use the location search limit "Multimedia Library-CD-ROM." UWM faculty, staff, teaching assistants, research assistants, and graduate students can check out videotape titles in the Multimedia Library collection for up to seven days depending upon availability. UWM undergraduate students may borrow videotape titles from the Multimedia Library collection, except for titles that have been placed on Reserve, for up to three days depending upon availability. All of the titles can also be used in the Library's Multimedia Viewing Room (E157). The UWM campus community can check out many of the CD-ROM titles with their valid UWM ID or Library card. Many of the CD-ROM titles can also be used in the Library's Electronic Reserve Viewing Room (E176). For more information consult the Multimedia Library web page at http://www.uwm.edu/Library/media/media.html

56. ARL's Scholarly Communication And Technology Project to the effective use of Project Muse, given the general unwillingness of users toread articles online. libraries have an interest in maximizing turnover on http://arl.cni.org/scomm/scat/neal.html

Scholarly Communication and Technology Conference Organized by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation at Emory University April 24-25, 1997 of the papers on this site are held by the individual authors or The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Richard Ekman at the The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Session #1 Economics of Electronic Publishing: Cost Issues The Use of Electronic Scholarly Journals Models of Analysis and Data Drawn from the Project Muse Experience at Johns Hopkins University James G. Neal Sheridan Director Milton S. Eisenhower Library The Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Maryland 21218 jneal@jhu.edu This paper outlines a series of quantitative and qualitative models for understanding and evaluating the use of electronic scholarly journals, and summarizes data based on the experience of Project Muse at Johns Hopkins University and early feedback received from subscribing libraries. Project Muse has been produced from the outset for usability, with a focus on user-centered features. This has evolved as a participative and interactive process, soliciting input and feedback from users, and integrating user guidance components into the system. An online survey is available to all users and libraries are providing information about the local implementation and the results of campus and community focus group discussions on Project Muse. As the number of subscribing libraries expands and the activity grows, a valuable database of user experiences, attitudes and behaviors will accumulate. A new feature will be the ability to track and analyze individual search sessions and to observe closely user activities. This will enable monitoring the impact of new capabilities and the efficiency of searching practices.

57. PREACT -- Maximizing Your Potential use new document libraries to easily browse and edit files directlyfrom contact records and map information directly from ACT! http://www.preact.co.uk/crm/products/act/act6/

First page About us Contact us Services ... NEW 4 Lake End Court, Maidenhead, Berks SL6 0JQ Telephone 0870 382 5000 Products Download centre Login Register ... Our clients :: Search Preact CRM Products ACT! Solutions ACT! Version 6_ ACT! Solutions ACT! Version 6 Intro Buy Online ... HEAT PowerDesk ACT! Version 6 Whether you’re an existing ACT! user or considering implementing a proven contact management package ACT! Version 6.0 gives you instant access to every contact enabling you to see every detail of every relationship. You'll be able to find anyone or any detail in seconds, including names, phone numbers, addresses, notes from previous conversations, letters, e-mails sent and received, upcoming appointments, follow-up activities, and much more. ACT! even manages your sales pipeline with forecasting tools and built-in reports and allows you to safely share complete customer information across your team. With 4 million users worldwide, ACT! is the world’s best selling contact management software and the ultimate tool for managing and growing your business relationships. FURTHER INFORMATION Effectively Manage Your Contacts As a salesperson, one of your biggest challenges is managing and tracking your accounts and individual contacts. You may have the information but can you organise it and make it work?

58. Chief Symbols - 3D Symbol Libraries For Chief Architect CAD Software For Design One of the keys to maximizing Chief’s potential is to not limit the functionalityof In other words, while you would use a “Slab” to create a shape which http://www.chiefsymbols.com/3Drevolve.html

Part I: 3D Revolve GENERAL PRINCIPLES There isn't really a "Revolve" command in Chief whereby you can, using standard 3D modeling techniques, revolve a profile around an axis to create a new surface or solid. You can, however, make Chief behave as though there is one with the new moulding tools in Chief Architect v7.0. One of the keys to maximizing Chief’s potential is to not limit the functionality of objects by their standard names. As such, manually created roof planes can serve as ramps when placed on the ground; windows with small diagonal lites can serve as chain link fence or latticework; and soffits can serve as just about anything basically cubic or rectangular, as well as being able to represent many sloped objects. With the advent of Chief v7.0, soffits and cabinets can now bear mouldings – but that doesn’t mean they have to be used as cabinets or soffits. Cabinet and soffit objects can be reduced in their various dimensions so that they serve merely to “carry” the mouldings they bear – and the mouldings can be offset in height so as to conceal the carriers to which they’re attached. Cabinets are very useful items to serve as carriers for mouldings - much more so often than soffits, because cabinets can be rounded whereas soffits can only have straight sides.

59. Strategic Plan Strategy A Explore use of the Internet and other electronic Book Peddler cooperativebuying agreeing to assist libraries in maximizing their acquisitions http://library.law.unc.edu/cosell/stratpla.htm

Consortium of South Eastern Law Libraries Strategic Plan COSELL Mission Statement: To promote cooperative endeavors among the law school libraries of the Southeastern United States in order to advance the educational mission of its institutions. Goal 1. Assist members to develop regional law library resources. Objective 1: Facilitate cooperative collection building, regional networks and coordinated access to resources. Objective 2: Promote interlibrary lending. Objective 3: Promote efforts to build and deliver law library resources. Goal 2. Facilitate networking and exchange of ideas among members. Objective 1: Sponsor interactive and innovative meeting events. Objective 2: Disseminate consortium information through publications such as the COSELL Board and Annual Meeting minutes. Objective 3: Promote forums for members, library users and vendors/suppliers to improve services. Goal 3. Maintain clearinghouse and distribution center for library documents and publications. Objective 1: Collect library documents and publications regarding library and technical services policies, legal research course materials, etc.

60. Public Library Public Access Computer Solutions it’s more important than ever to assure your library is maximizing its use of timeand technology. As the expectations for public libraries continue to evolve http://www.cybraryn.com/products/solutions/public.asp

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