James Salter

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I am currently a Research Manager at Hewlett Packard Labs, based within the Security and Manageability Lab in Bristol, United Kingdom. My team are researching new approaches to system management, with particular emphasis on applying declarative management to The Machine. I joined HP Labs as a Research Engineer in 2013, prior to which I worked as a researcher in the UK public sector. I was awarded a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Surrey in 2006, and my past research interests have included peer-to-peer networks, data mining, social network analysis, recommender systems and distributed data processing frameworks such as Hadoop.

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James Salter

Security for The Machine: By Design

The Machine - a vision for the future of computing

Big data ... for security

Accumulo: A Quick Introduction

An Efficient Reactive Model for Resource Discovery in DHT-Based Peer-to-Peer Networks

INC 2005 - ROME: Optimising DHT-based Peer-to-Peer Networks

PDPTA 05 Poster: ROME: Optimising Lookup and Load-Balancing in DHT-Based P2P Network

FCS 05: A Multi-Ring Method for Efficient Multi-Dimensional Data Lookup in P2P Networks

Agents and P2P Networks

Lecture - Network Technologies: Peer-to-Peer Networks

Lecture: Software Agents and P2P

INC 2004: An Efficient Mechanism for Adaptive Resource Discovery in Grids