David
R. Greenebaum
David Greenebaum leads the development and implementation of managed
services and products, providing customers with the framework to modernize
and integrate their complex applications onto new computing architectures.
Mr. Greenebaum’s recent efforts have focused on high performance
computing where he is responsible for the development of grid and
cluster solutions that meet the challenging requirements of large
compute bound problems. The types of problems that fit this paradigm
are: computational fluid dynamics, molecular modeling and seismic
analysis. This work includes the efforts to migrate applications from
large, monolithic systems to heterogeneous networks of computers interconnected
with MPI (Message Passing Interface). He has also helped customers
to replace their existing failing architectures with a reliable core
infrastructure while assuring full interface to legacy systems.
Greenebaum’s broad-based experience in computing and communications
infrastructure, spanning more than 25 years and a range of industries,
enable him to address complex technological developments in an accessible
way. Understandable to a broad audience, his efforts are often noted
for combining solid engineering expertise with a profound understanding
of business models. While Greenebaum lead many initiatives, he has
recently focused on the creation of a large computing cluster (over
3000 processors), web services products and on the implementation
of Services Oriented Architectures. Other recent efforts have included
high performance transport layers, which addresses the implementation
and optimization of sophisticated grid and cluster applications, and
future network trends, which tackle upcoming network technologies
and their impact on e-commerce.
Mr. Greenebaum has presented papers at industry and GSA forums on
a range of topics including: performance tuning database applications,
network architecture, web services and high performance computing.
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