Daemon News '200007' : '"Heidemann discusses location-aware job scheduling "'
Heidemann discusses location-aware job scheduling Matthew Hunt, mph@freebsd.org Scheduling your jobs was a temporal affair; now add "where" to "when." John Heidemann of USC/ISI presented work performed with Dhaval Shah of Nokia entitled "Location-Aware Scheduling with Minimal Infrastructure." Heidemann's talk occurred at the USENIX Annual Technical Conference in San Diego on 22 June 2000. The re
Location-Aware Scheduling With Minimal Infrastructure
John Heidemann / Papers / Location-Aware Scheduling With Minimal Infrastructure Location-Aware Scheduling With Minimal Infrastructure John Heidemann and Dhaval Shah USC/Information Sciences Institute Citation John Heidemann and Dhaval Shah. Location-Aware Scheduling With Minimal Infrastructure. USENIX Conference Proceedings (San Diego, CA, Jun. 2000), 131–138. [PDF] [alt PDF] Abstract Mobile compu
Experiences with User-configurable, Location-aware Scheduling
Experiences with User-configurable, Location-aware Scheduling John Heidemann and Dhaval Shah USC/Information Sciences Institute Abstract Mobile computers often benefit from software which adapts to its location. For example, a computer might be backed up when at the office, or the default printer might always be a nearby one. In many existing systems, location-triggered actions are only possible f
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