Research Staff Member
1989 - Present
IBM T. J. Watson Research
Hawthorne, NY
I am currently
working on applying information management and processing technologies to support
Business Integrity, focusing on providing continuous auditing by using
business provenance data. The projects that I contributed over the years as a manager and research staff
member are listed below:
Continuous
Auditing of Business Processes - Analyze business
processes, identify key control points, information extraction rules,
text analysis requirements and develop computational rules for
automatic and continuous auditing (2007-2009)
Enabling UIMA with OSGi - Managed the design and delivery of a
Dynamic Module Enabler for Unstructured Information Management
Architecture (UIMA) Component Analytics . This capability
enabled UIMA developers and customers to bundle their analytics as
formal OSGi bundles and make use of the component-based features of
this emerging standard. The enablement package can be downloaded at http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/dmeuima.
(2006)
Development Tools for UIMA -
Managed the design and the development of a set of Eclipse
plug-ins to support full UIMA Application development
cycle. The tools aim to help developers to accomplish tasks rapidly in
the Eclipse IDE (integrated development
environment). (2006)
UIMA Component Repository – Managed the design and the development of
UIMA Component Repository. In 2005 UIMA component repository services, including component packaging, submission, registry and discovery became
internally available. Repository is crucial in enabling asset reuse within UIMA community and accelerating UIMA adoption. The external version of the UIMA Component Repository is hosted by CMU Language Technologies
Institute at http://uima.lti.cs.cmu.edu/
(2004)
Advance Enterprise Information Search and Delivery System – Managed
the research team who designed and the developed a new information search and delivery architecture for ibm.com technical support services available at http://www.ibm.com/support , code-named Digital Blue or
dBlue. This back-end system was designed and prototyped in the course of two years as the strategic solution for the ibm.com Support and Enablement organization, to increase customer satisfaction and reduce cost. dBlue is the underlying architecture of the "one Web" vision, providing one IBM technical support experience for customers with a single IBM support/service portal, tool set, and infrastructure. dBlue became available to IBM’s customers in September
2002. (2002)
Knowledge Access Manager (KAM) - Managed the design and the development of
a search application which allows IBM customers to reach and analyze multiple information sources, send multiple queries to different search services simultaneously, merge and regroup the results based on user preferences and service agent data collected from their registered machines - all in a single session. IBM Integrated Technology Services division offered KAM as a Premium Search Solution to the customers in April 2001.
(2001)
IBM Electronic Services - Managed the design and the
development of e.Service project that enabled AS/400 customers with an IBM service contract who registered for this enhancement to get direct access to IBM technical support 24 hours a day via the Internet. e.Service continuously monitors service events and periodically gather environmental information, enabling more personalized fix recommendations. IBM made this solution available in October
2000. (2000)
Notes Automated Teleconference
Scheduling: - Designed
and developed a solution that automates
teleconference scheduling, rescheduling and cancellation tasks from
Notes Calendar without any operator intervention within 10 seconds and
meeting attendees are notified automatically. This saves about 10
minutes per scheduling task. The application became available in IBM
US in July 1999, integrated into new R5 V3 template in 2001. The total
number of reservations made through this application exceeded 100,000
this year and more than 1,000,000 minutes saved.
(1999)
TurboConference:
Co--designed
and developed the critical teleconferencing components of this
Web-enabled multimedia conferencing system.
In particular, Web-enabled the control of the conferencing
bridge.
(1998)
Intelligent Transportation Systems:
Worked
as the communications technical lead in IBM ITS architecture development team.
(1996)
Multimedia Servers: Performance
and cost analysis of video server systems.(1994) Click
here for more information 
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High performance switching systems: Conducted
the performance analysis of switching systems, various computer
communication protocols. (1989-93)
