CRN :: IBM Hosts Autonomic Computing Seminars
By Dan Neel, CRN
10:15 AM EST Mon., Apr. 12, 2004 -- IBM wants to get the word out that autonomic computing is far from science fiction.
The company on Monday announced a series of autonomic computing seminars aimed at showing ISVs and other IT pros that self-managing computer systems can be deployed today.
Autonomic computing enlists system intelligence that identifies and corrects software and hardware malfunctions before critical computing errors can occur.
The daylong seminars are free and are scheduled for April 20 in Boston, May 4 in San Francisco, May 18 in Atlanta, June 8 in Chicago, June 22 in Toronto and Sept. 14 in Dallas, according to representatives at IBM, Armonk, N.Y.
The seminars arrive on the heels of IBM's launch of its Eclipse-based autonomic computing toolkit, a suite of technology for developers looking to deploy self-managing capabilities within IT environments.
According to IBM's Libra White, you can find more info on signing up for one of these events on -- IBM Autonomic computing events and education.
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