Issue 6 • Date Nov.-Dec. 2010
Technology from Emerging-Market Countries
The white lotus—shown on the cover of this issue—flourishes from the Middle East through southern Asia, and over the last two decades, economic growth in the region's emerging-market countries has been strong. As a result, the leading emerging-market countries have been able to establish a firm basis for research and development in technologies that will fuel their future growth. This issue features several papers that illustrate a broad range of information technologies developed in China, India, and the Middle East that are likely to have a worldwide impact.
The white lotus—shown on the cover of this issue—flourishes from the Middle East through southern Asia, and over the last two decades, economic growth in the region's emerging-market countries has been strong. As a result, the leading emerging-market countries have been able to establish a firm basis for research and development in technologies that will fuel their future growth. This issue features several papers that illustrate a broad range of information technologies developed in China, India, and the Middle East that are likely to have a worldwide impact.
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Table of Contents
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Preface: Technology from emerging-market countries
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Multi-index and self-approximate-optimal operation for a smart electrical power grid
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A behavior-based SMS antispam system
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Framework for building a low-cost, scalable, and secured platform for Web-delivered business services
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Implementation and performance analysis of parallel conjugate gradient on the Cell Broadband Engine
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The IBM Journal of Research and Development is a peer-reviewed technical journal, published bimonthly, which features the work of authors in the science, technology and engineering of information systems.
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John J. Ritsko
IBM T. J. Watson Research Center


