Dejan Milojicic

Open Cirrus Cloud computing testbed (managing director), sponsored by HP, Intel, Yahoo: direct technical work; potentially broad impact on cloud computing research in academia and industry across 10 sites. Reiki, pan-HP program on commercial products incident management, addressing multi-billion costs. Direct automated incident service delivery; emphasis on diagnosis, clean data, self-healing, and automated learning. Shared Services Platform program. Program manage R&D, partners, and pilots to automate and cost effectively deliver IT as a service. Managed over 30 people team from A*STAR (Sg), SAP (Aus), HP (Ind, Braz, US, Can). Managing technology transfer between HP Labs and HP Software and Enterprise Servers and Storage Business Units. Oversaw technology transfer, create strategy, develop process, and assist with M&A on-boarding. Managing Virtual Desktop Systems (VDS) program, an automated prototype of virtual machine management. VDS provided a single “pane of glass” for system administrators and ease of use for role-based users. Adaptive monitoring. Technology transfer of data assurance to HP-IT to streamline their operations resulting in significant savings. It became a key component of the Consolidation Analysis Tool in HP Services and transferred to ChinaGrid, UFCG (Brazil), and Grid Research Center (Calgary). Service Deployment. Created a community of developers resulting in four specifications and independent reference implementations (HP, NEC, Softricity, and UFCG). Demonstrated interoperability of the proposed standard. Failures Recovery: investigating reliability of the ia-64 based systems: recovery support at the operating system, application, and programming environment levels. More than eight years later, similar approaches are still used. Global Memory Management: design and implementation in a multicomputer system: enabling cross-NT shared memory on a four-node machine without OS changes, address recovery and security.

As a president of IEEE CS, I have turned around financials. As a Division 8 Director, I am looking forward to making IEEE CS contribute to IEEE (and vice versa) even more so! Board of Governors 2011-2013 Founding Editor in Chief, IEEE Computing Now, 2008-2012 Chair of IEEE Special Technical Communities, 2010-2012

I have been youth soccer coach in the past 15 years, coaching recreational and competitive girls, boys, and co-ed teams in Acton, MA, and Palo Alto, CA. I coached largely in AYSO, but also in CYSA, and in Gunn High School, in the competition for German tournaments. Why do I list soccer coaching as a part of professional activities? I have learned more about management on the soccer field than in managment classes. How you build or lose trust with players, how you motivate, how you train people, how you form team, compete, win and lose, lead and follow, define priorities, understand objectives, and many other aspects are equally important on the soccer field than at work place. "Love them or lose them" and many other sayings are applicable in proffession as they are in sports.

Technical leader of the mobile objects and agents project: maintaining communication channels across migration; basic support for denial of service attacks based on extensive resource management; participation in the OMG Mobile Agent System Interoperability Facility Specification (MASIF), together with IBM, General Magic, GMD Focus and Crystaliz. Responsible for writing several funding proposals, such as one that deals with agent ensembles capable of sustain ing chaotic behavior, and a few security related, dealing with computer forensics and CDSA. Work on improving remote task creation and distributed shared memory for the Mach microkernel. Performance, fault tolerance and scalability were significantly improved. Taking part in design and evaluation of various operat ing system subsystems, such as distributed IPC, distributed memory management, etc.

Project leader of the AIX Competence Center, under IBM guidance. Spent a month working on AIX on RISC 6000 IBM machines in NCC Center, London, United Kingdom. Lead the port of AT&T UNIX V 3.0 to a proprietary Multibus i386 machine. Design and implementation of the bootstrap loader and device drivers for disk, floppy, streaming devices and intelligent communication board. Work with the Intel iRMX86 operating system on multiprocessors adapted for on-line transaction processing and real-time control. Disk device driver; file system, loader and multiprocessor interprocess communication/synchro nization were designed and implemented. Consulting for EnergoData and Intercommerce, Belgrade based software companies. Designed and implemented protocol for a banknote counting machine, Starlan communication driver and a tape backup utility for UNIX.