Distributed Computing ~ Publications

Book Chapters


~Guster, D. C., Schmidt, M., Hall, C., & Sultanov, R. Analyzing bandwidth usage in a distributed processing environment. In Selected Topics in Communication Networks and Distributed Systems, edited by Dr. Sudip Misra, Dr. Subhas C. Misra and Dr. Isaac Woungang. Singapore: World Scientific (2009)


Refereed Journal Articles


~Schmidt, M., Nordby, M., & Guster, D. C. Managing the Enterprise Network: Performance of Routing Versus Switching on a State of the Art Switch Business Research Yearbook, 13, 147-152. (2006)

~D. Guster, R. Sultaonov, M. Nordby & R. Sundheim. “Using distributed processing to enhance performance characteristics of hosts used to support WWW applications.” International Journal of Business Research 6(2), 67-71. (2006)

~Safonov, P. I., Guster, D. C., Sultanov, R., & Krivulin, N. Is Deployment of Distributed Processing for Business Applications a Sound Management Decision: Performance, Analysis and Simulation Journal of Information Technology Management, 16(3), 9-17. (2005)

~D. Guster, R. Sundheim and P. Safonov. “Analysis of End User Services and their Potential Load on the Network”, Journal of the Academy of Business and Economics. Volume 5.3, (2005)

~Safonov, P. I., Sultanov, R., Krivulin, N., & Guster, D. C. Analyzing the Performance of Distributed Processing Through Simulation: Is its Deployment for Business Applications a Sound Management Decision? The Journal of Information Technology Management, 9(4). (2005)

~Guster, D. et al. “Using Simulation to Predict Performance Characteristics of Mirrored Hosts Used to Support WWW Applications.” Issues in Information Systems. Volume 4,2. (2003)

~Guster, D. et al. “Computing and Network Performance of A Distributed Parallel Processing Environment Using the MPI and PVM Communication Methods”, The Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges, Vol 18, Num 4, pp 248-253, (April 2003).

~Weber, J. E., Weber, P. S. & Guster, D. “Potential of IT Supported Online Education to Affect the Strategic Environment of Higher Education.” Issues in Information Systems. Vol 3. 646-652.