Student

Mandar Raghuvir Deodhar 2003 batch (MTech 03)
	SIC 312 , MTech LABs KReSIT, IITB. Hostel 12. Room: B-302 Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Powai, Mumbai - 400 076. (India) ph: 022 - 25764977 (LAB) E - mail		Courses Research Interests Selected Publications Interests and Activities Experience Personal

 MTech Project: (Enterprise Application Integration)

Enterprise Information Systems is a collection of relational and legacy database systems, enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, and mainframe transaction processing systems—provide the critical information infrastructure for an enterprise’s business processes. These varied systems hold the information that an enterprise needs to carry out its daily operations. It is essential that new applications developed for an enterprise be able to integrate with these enterprise information systems (EIS). EIS integration has always been of great importance, and this has given rise to enterprise application integration, or EAI. EAI enables an enterprise to integrate its existing applications and systems, plus it enables the addition of new technologies and applications. My M-Tech project is to study various approaches to integrate these applications.

Project Files(papers etc.) can be found HERE

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 Research Interests 

• Enterprise Application Integration
• Enterprise Resourse Planning
  
• Algorithms
• Network Security
• Operating Systems
• Embedded Systems
  

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 Interests and Activities  

• Seminar - Distributed Garbage Collection
Garbage collection is a term for automatic memory management. Manual management of the heap is not an issue as software development today has progressed beyond a single developer projects to large scale projects, involving hundreds of developers. Garbage collection algorithms for uniprocessor environment are studied and implemented in Java, and C++(explicitly). Currently distributed systems are under development, and in that case managing memory by a programmer is almost impossible task. The distributed nature of system needs automatic garbage collection in this environment. This seminar describes several distributed garbage collection techniques based on reference counting. The design and implementation of a distributed system referred as Stub-Scion pairs.
• Presentations
  • Object Oriented Software metrics
  • Enterprise Application Integration
  • Application Service Provider based ERP system
  • Dream ERP

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