IEEE Distributed Systems Online has published an article based on my keynote talk at IEEE PerCOM 2007.  This article is available here.

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I have been very busy working on the eventweb project.  To launch this project, I have to work on the technical side, but equally important thing is to build the team.  I am making good progress.  This is keeping me away from blog and other activities.  Good thing is that it seems that I may [...]

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The Hiperwall project has been in news (see CNN video here) recently. Visualization is a powerful tool and it does matter whether you see it on a phone screen or on a hiperwall.  If you can see details at the same resolution while also maintaining the context, it does help you in gaining insights.  Most [...]

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In Ho Chi Minh City I met Prof. Lew Lancaster (from UC Berkeley) and Damian Evans (from U Sydney) and had good discussions about their projects related to cultural history and heritage under www.ECAI.org.  I was very pleased to see that they consider that event-based representations are the key to representation of history.  In absence [...]

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I am in Saigon — Ho Chi Minh City – in Vietnam.  (You can see photos at http://flickr.com/photos/rameshjain/) This place reminds me a lot of India — it is quite similar along many dimensions, from economic status, climate, development, and to some extent religiousness also.  I have been here more than a day and have [...]

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