'Self-healing' IT in top team's sights

Press/Media: Research

Period18 Aug 2003

Media coverage

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Media coverage

  • Title'Self-healing' IT in top team's sights
    Degree of recognitionLocal
    Media name/outletBelfast Telegraph
    Media typePrint
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date18/08/03
    DescriptionBelfast Telegraph - Business Telegraph p3 Monday August 18 2003

    The University of Ulster and telecoms giant BT are exploring ways of making computer systems "self-healing".
    The aim of the research is to create systems which mimic the work of the human body - regenerating themselves without outside intervention.
    UU computing expert Roy Sterritt said the rapidly growing complexity of integrating and managing computing systems is threatening to overwhelm the capability of even the most expert software developers and system administrators.
    Current computing networks, he said, are now so complex and difficult to manage ... ... ....
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    To drive forward this research work, Mr Sterritt has been awarded a BT Exact Short-Term Research Fellowship, which will be based at BT's Riverside Tower comple in Belfast.
    URLhttps://ulster-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/personal/r_sterritt_ulster_ac_uk/EVERpjQscTJGgdaU0REIQWUB7sGHqNARObI5mcE51NrA2A?e=jsuj5f
    PersonsRoy Sterritt

Keywords

  • Autonomic Computing
  • Self-healing
  • BT