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2013
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David G. Halbig:
Considerations in Setting Response Time SLAs. Int. CMG Conference 2013
2012
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David G. Halbig:
Capacity Planning and Performance Software Procurement Strategies. Int. CMG Conference 2012
2011
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David G. Halbig:
Instrumentation Strategies for the Cloud. Int. CMG Conference 2011
1984
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David G. Halbig:
Implementation of Global Enqueue Systems - A Tutorial. Int. CMG Conference 1984: 665-678
1983
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David G. Halbig:
Global Enqueue Management and Shared DASD Subsystem Performance. Int. CMG Conference 1983: 66-71

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