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Papers that present research results, analyze problem areas, draw
important conclusions from practical experience, or facilitate
discussion are especially welcome. In addition to experience-centered
papers, we solicit papers on a wide range of topics, including but
certainly not limited to:
- Applications: Development and deployment of large applications environments
- Manageability: The use of various models, strategies and tools to address large scale Windows NT or mixed Windows NT networks, and large clusters of Windows NT machines.
- Security: Extending the Windows NT security model, and using Windows NT in highly secure environments.
- Availability: Experience and research into deploying mission critical applications on Windows NT.
- Performance and scalability: Pushing Windows NT to the limit. What is the limit? How to improve it?
- Networking and distributed systems: Experiences exploiting the Windows NT distributed technology and the design and use of new networking and distributed services.
- File and database systems: Exploiting the I/O systems' advanced functionality.
- Graphics: Using the OpenGL environment on Windows NT. Deploying traditional high-performance graphics applications on Windows NT.
- User interfaces: Developing new user interface paradigms for Windows NT
- Hardware architectures: The impact of hardware on NT OS software development advances in HAL development.
- Programming environments: Programming environments to exploit the wealth of Windows NT functionality.
- Tools and utilities: How to make Windows NT a highly productive system.
- Porting and integration into existing environments: The cost of porting vs. rewriting, tools, strategies, and trade-offs.
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