Workshop

1^st IEEE International Workshop on Grid Economics and Business Models
(Sponsored by KISTI, GFK, and SNU-TEPP)
Friday, April 23, COEX Convention Center, Grand Ballroom 102

Grid computing systems utilize the heterogeneous networked resources (computation, information, database, storage, bandwidth, etc.) through the Internet. The systems can operate in predefined and organized ways or form the collected resource systems through self-organizing and decentralized ways. Even with the various types of abundant resources in the Internet, the resources that can be organized and operated in the presence of multiple resource owners with the uncertainty of resource availability and quality are scarce. Therefore, managing and operating such scare resources in the Grid systems would bring the need of the economy which will value the need and availability of various types of resources. The creation of stable and scalable economy will support the successful deployment and operation of Global Grid systems in the Internet. This First International Workshop on Grid Economics and Business Models invites the researchers and practitioners from multiple disciplines to discuss the economy of these systems in concern focusing on the operational and deployment issues of Grid Economy.

Titles of invited presentations will include:

- National Computational Grid Systems and their Economy and Policy

- Global Grid Economy Testbeds and Operation

- Market Managed Operation of the Internet

- The Economics of Grid Standardization

- Wireless Grid Systems’ Economy and its Operation and Deployment

- Pricing, Charging and Accounting Issues of Heterogeneous Resources

- Identity Economics and Anonymity of Distributed Systems

The workshop will be held on Friday, April 23, 2004 in COEX Convention Center, Seoul, Korea in conjunction with the 2004 IEEE/IFIP Network Operations & Management Symposium (www.noms2004.org). The program of the workshop will be a combination of invited talks, research and industry presentations, and discussions.

Workshop Program Schedule

Open Registration (08:30-09:00)
09:00-10:20 Economics and Policy Issues of Grid and P2P Systems: Session I Session Chair: Junseok Hwang, Seoul National University, Korea	"Grid and P2P Economics and Market Models" Junseok Hwang, Seoul National University, Korea "The Gridbus Toolkit for Service-Oriented Grid and Utility Computing" Rajkumar Buyya, University of Melbourne, Australia "Incentive Mechanisms for Peer-to-Peer Systems" John Chuang, UC Berkeley, USA	Grand Ballroom 102
Session Break (10:20-10:40)
10:40-12:00 Economics and Policy Issues of Grid and p2p Systems: Session II Session Chair: Junseok Hwang, Seoul National University, Korea	"Identity Economics and Policy for Distributed Systems" Milton Mueller, Syracuse University, USA "Models of Grids: Cost and Standards Implications" Martin Weiss, University of Pittsburgh, USA "A Model for Resource Sharing for Internet Data Center Providers within the Grid" Jörn Altmann, International University in Germany, Germany	Grand Ballroom 102
Welcoming Address (12:00-12:30) - MIC, Korea - President, KISTI
Workshop Luncheon (12:30-13:30)
13:30-15:15 Business Model Issues for Grid Systems: Session III Session Chair: Sangsan Lee, Dasan Networks, Korea	"Evolving Industrial Partnership from KGrid" Hyoungwoo Park, KISTI, Korea* "Grid@IBM: IBM Grid Business Model" Sangho Lee, IBM, Korea "Enter the Grid: Introducing Oracle 10g" Soohwan Yang, Oracle Korea, Korea "Sun's Grid Model" Simon See, Sun Microsystems Inc. Nanyang Technological University, Singapore	Grand Ballroom 102
Session Break (15:15-15:30)
15:30-16:30 Round Table Discussion Leading Discussants: Sangsan Lee, Dasan Networks, Korea Junseok Hwang, Seoul National University	Invited Speakers and key national Grid project representatives	Grand Ballroom 102
Workshop Adjourn (16:30- )

Workshop Registration Form (PDF, Word)

23 April 2004, COEX Convention Center, Seoul, Korea

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1. Workshop+NOMS 2004 Combined Registration

(Currency: Korean Won(＼)- US$1 is equivalent to approximately ＼1,200 as of January 2003)

Workshop	Early Bird and Advanced Registrant of NOMS 2004	Late/On-site Registrant of NOMS	Sub Total (＼) 1
GRID Economics and Business Models	∴ Free(No meal or proceeding included	∴ 50,000*(Lunch and Proceeding included)	＼ Please write NOMS Registration Number here:

Note: The combined registrant will receive discount of more than 150,000 won. Please visit the NOMS 2004 homepage (www.noms2004.org) for the details on NOMS 2004 and workshops.

2. Workshop Only Registration

Workshop	Advanced (by April 3, 2004)	Late/On-Site (after April 3, 2004)	Sub Total (＼) 2
GRID Economics and Business Models	∴ 200,000(Lunch & proceeding included)	∴ 250,000(Lunch & proceeding included)	＼

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Extra Lunch	∴ 20,000		＼

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