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51. Capturing Organizational Memory by E. Jeffrey Conklin, PhD. Contemporary organizations have only a weak ability to remember and learn from the past, and are thus seeking to gain the capacity for organizational memory. Networked computers might provide the basis for a nervous system that could be used to implement the capacity for organizational memory, but the technology (software and hardware) must provide for easy capture, recall, and learning. http://www.gdss.com/wp/COM.htm

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The Yakima Memory Project: The Database For the purposes of this project, the Yakima Memory Project uses 8 mandatory elements for describing digitized resources, all indicated below by a "•" . These eight elements must be included in the description of each digital resource. Yakima Memory Field Dublin Core Element MARC Field Controlled Vocabulary Identifier Identifier 856$u No Yakima Valley Museum accession numbers are assigned to all items accessioned into the Yakima Valley Museum. This numbering system consists of three numbers separated by periods, i.e. 2001.002.005. For many of the images in the Yakima Valley Museum collection no accession number has ever been assigned, so an accession number in the 800's will be assigned. As an example, 2001.800.044. Accession numbers must always be entered as 4-3-3 (Four numbers, period, three numbers, period, three numbers). New accession numbers have also been assigned to the Relander collections. Old Identifiers Identifier 856$u No Many photographs and other objects contain identification numbers from previous numbering systems. Old identifiers are recorded here in the event that they may need to be cross-referenced.

56. Jaguar - Java Access To Generic Underlying Architectural Resources Jaguar is an extension of the Java runtime environment which enables direct Java access to operating system and hardware resources, such as fast network interfaces, memorymapped and programmed I/O, and specialized machine instruction sets. http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~mdw/proj/jaguar/

Jaguar: Fast Network Communication and I/O in Java J ava A ccess to G eneric U nderlying A rchitectural R esources Matt Welsh mdw@cs.berkeley.edu Last updated 17 May 2000 Introduction Jaguar is an extension of the Java runtime environment which enables direct Java access to operating system and hardware resources, such as fast network interfaces, memory-mapped and programmed I/O, and specialized machine instruction sets. Jaguar can be thought of as a replacement for the Java Native Interface. Unlike the JNI, however, Jaguar does not require copying of data between the JVM and C code, nor expensive traversals between the Java and native code contexts. Rather, Jaguar relies upon a flexible bytecode translation technique which directly inlines specialized "driver" code to access low-level system resources from Java while maintaining type safety. This translation can be performed by a JIT compiler, a static ("ahead of time") compiler, or by a front-end which translates Java bytecode to machine-independent "Jaguar bytecode". We have implemented a Jaguar interface to Berkeley Linux VIA communication architecture, which is implemented over the Myrinet system-area network. This system

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