Systems and Network Engineering

Using their expertise in this area, DIS computer scientists provide customers with the hardware and software foundation needed for local and remote (worldwide) systems. Services include:

• Evaluation, selection, implementation, and integration of advanced computer architectures, high-speed networking systems, and supporting components
• Needs analysis, requirements definition, and system selection and justification -- factoring in requirements for security, reliability, ease of use, price, and performance
• Development of prototype systems and networks to ensure quality and ease of implementation
• Training for end-users, system administrators, and network managers
  

Advanced Architecture Computer Systems

High-Speed Networking

• Large-scale parallel processors
• Clusters
• High-performance graphics engines
• Computational engines
• Database engines
• Workstations and PCs
• Infrastructure (UTP, STP, fiber optic)
• ATM, fast ethernet, ethernet, ISDN
• Multispeed, mixed protocol interoperability
• Bandwidth-on-demand
• Deployable and garrison systems

For more information on Systems and Network Engineering:

For more information, contact:
Craig Swietlik
Information Sciences
Decision and Information Sciences Division
Argonne National Laboratory
9700 South Cass Ave., Bldg. 221
Phone: 630-252-8912
Fax: 630-252-5128
E-mail Craig Swietlik