Sunday, February 20, 2005
BCNGroup Evaluation of
CoreSystem
On the Nature of science and
cultural Polemics à
On the discussion of data
regularity à
On the Stephenson Cyber Attack
Taxonomy à
(Download a 10 meg zipped
Macromedia presentation on CoreSystem.) à
John,
ACM Workshop on Data Abstraction, Databases, and Conceptual Modeling at Pingree Park, Colorado, June 1980
http://www.informatik.uni-trier.de/~ley/db/conf/sigmod/pingree80.html
Very impressive set of research papers.
The problem is that most of these ideas still only exist in the lab or are represented in disjoint technologies and products.
The big contribution of CoreSystem is the manner in which it represents and manages Net-centric systems dealing with billions of nodes. Was that even a consideration in 1980?
The devil is in the details and the only way anyone can appreciate the sophistication and elegance of this technology is through time investment.
Let me assure you that if you dig under the cover you will likely be very pleasantly surprised.
Our goal is to consolidate the computing paradigm and take the mainstream to a new level beyond the disjoint Java, UML, and XML models. I am prepared to convince you of the merits of our approach for this purpose.
Sandy