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October 31, 2005

Slots Still Open for Upcoming Grid/SOA Publication

Tabor Communications Inc., publisher of GRIDtoday and HPCwire, is offering participation opportunities for "The Emergence of Grid and Service-Oriented IT," a high-quality, full-color publication set to be released in January.

"The Emergence of Grid and Service-Oriented IT" will be a timely and relevant collaborative industry vision that is articulated through end-user case studies, feature articles by thought-leaders, solution provider profiles, provoking interviews and insightful market perspectives. The book's editorial content will address real business value through practical implementations of: distributed computing, Grid computing, utility computing, service-oriented architectures, on-demand computing, real-time enterprise clusters and more.

If your target audience includes enterprise IT decision makers, the Grid computing community, the HPC community, users of innovative cluster solutions, or business, technical and scientific computing decision makers, this publication could be the ideal place to tell your story. "The Emergence of Grid and Service-Oriented IT" will have a major impact on industry executives, enterprise IT decision makers, government policy makers and the worldwide IT media community -- as well as the general public -- by giving them a crisp, clear direction for how to plan and make investments in their own IT infrastructures.

"The Emergence of Grid and Service-Oriented IT" is sponsored in part by a grant from Intel Corp. For more information on featuring your organization with a paid participation in this publication, e-mail Anthony May (anthony@taborcommunications.com) or call (800) 795-4472.

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