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2006
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Robert E. Chaney:
The ABCs (or should I say, CASs) of I/T chargeback. Int. CMG Conference 2006: 35-44
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Robert E. Chaney:
Measuring DDF capacity and performance. Int. CMG Conference 2006: 293-304
2005
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Robert E. Chaney:
DDF Performance Analysis - Does it Really Have to be This Complicated?. Int. CMG Conference 2005: 509-516
2004
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Robert E. Chaney:
"DB2 DDF, Life in the Fast Lane". Int. CMG Conference 2004: 383-388
2003
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Robert E. Chaney:
Selling the Upgrade in Pictures and Words. Int. CMG Conference 2003: 417-425
2002
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Robert E. Chaney:
Performance Analysis of a Distributed Unix-OS390 workload. Int. CMG Conference 2002: 363-372
2001
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Robert E. Chaney:
Divide and Conquer: Implementing the Capacity Performance Council in Pieces. Int. CMG Conference 2001: 117-126
2000
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Robert E. Chaney:
Unix Server Sizing - Or What to do When There are No MIPS. Int. CMG Conference 2000: 837-847

1990 – 1999

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1999
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Robert E. Chaney:
The Capacity Performance Council, Start Yours Today! Int. CMG Conference 1999: 173-182
1995
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Robert E. Chaney:
A UNIX Capacity/Performance Case Study. Int. CMG Conference 1995: 302-312
1991
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Robert E. Chaney:
A Successful Capacity Analysis. Int. CMG Conference 1991: 1225-1229

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