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 Intel-Columbia liasion activities 

IEEE P1520 
Proposing IEEE standard application programming interfaces for networks 
 

OPENSIG'98  - Summary report of presentations 

IWQoS'99  - Summary report of presentations 

 IWAN'99  - Summary report of presentations

IETF Differential Services   

Active Networks @MIT   /  DARPA Active Network 
Active Networks is a DARPA sponsored initiative for the development of architectures or techniques increasing complexity and customization of  computation  performed from within the network. 
 

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Intel Architecture Labs (IAL)  

Intel Research Council 
Communication Architecture Lab 
Media Architecture Lab 
Application & Content Architecture Lab

Education:  

Candidate for Ph.D in Electrical Engineering, Columbia University, NY, NY 
MS Electrical Engineering, June 1991, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 
BS Computer Engineering, June 1986, Northeastern University, Boston, MA 

Research Interest 

Programmable or software-based networks enabling scalable distribution and wide-spread use of multimedia-based applications over the Internet. In highly distributed and hetereogeneous environments, I am motivated by research in QoS and the development of  next-generation network systems.  
 
General technical interests: 
• Programmable networks
• Network service control and management
• Quality of service and adaptive technologies 
• Virtual network technologies
• Collaborative applications - technologies and enabling protocols
• Modeling and analysis of commications networks

Currently, I work with Intel's Information Technology Strategy and Technology group as a technology research analyst. I am involved with research and evaluation of Internet building block technologies in the areas of policy-based networks, QoS and multimedia networks,  

Previous to this,  I architected and lead the development of enterprise-level capacity & performance management tools to manage Intel's ATM/IP/Frame relay wide area networks and Windows NT platform servers.  I was a key contributor to the  network redesign of Intel’s Asian WAN and the US Field Sales Offices (FSO) network. 

Prior to my experience at Intel, I spent 8 years at DEC, developing local area network products, network modeling and capacity planning tools.  I have software implemented algorithms to model the behavior of end-end, distributed applications, network routing protocols, logical disk subsystems/controllers and CPU priority schemes.

• Campbell, A.T., Kounavis M.E., Villela D.A., Vicente J., Miki K., De Meer H.G., and Kalaichelvan K.S., "Spawning Networks", IEEE Network Magazine July/August 1999.  
• Campbell, A.T., Vicente J., and Villela, D. A., "Managing Spawned Virtual Networks",  International Working Conference on Active Networks (IWAN'99), Berlin, July 1999.
• Campbell, A.T., Vicente J., and Villela, D. A., "Virtuosity: Performing Virtual Network Resource Management",  International Workshop on Quality of Service (IWQOS'99), London, June 1999.  
• Campbell, A.T., De Meer, H., Kounavis, M.E., Miki, K., Vicente, J., and Villela D. A., "A Survey of Programmable Networks", ACM Computer Communications Review, April 1999.  
• Campbell, A.T., De Meer H. G., Kounavis M. E., Miki K., Vicente J., and Villela, D. A., "The Genesis Kernel: A Virtual Network Operating System for Spawning Network Architectures",  2nd IEEE International Conference on Open Architectures and Network Programming (OPENARCH'99), New York, March 1999.  
• Campbell, A.T.,  Katzela, I Miki, K., Vicente, J., "Open Signaling for ATM, Internet and Mobile Networks (OPENSIG'98)",  Operating Systems Review, 1999.
• Silvester, J., Singh, G, Vicente J.,  "Interaction between Multimedia and Traditional Applications: An Experimental Performance Study", Intel Internal Report
• Vicente, John,  "Network Capacity Planning"; presented at the Computer Measurement Group Conference (CMG’92) in San Diego, CA

• Completed a nine-month In-Residence Research program at Columbia University, NY under Andrew Campbell 
• Member of the Communications Technical Research Committee of the Intel Research Council
• Author and lead developer of a Windows NT capacity and performance management system (NT CMS) used to manage Intel's WinNT server environments. 
• Designed a capacity and performance system for managing and planning Intel’s Corporate ATM, frame relay and router based wide-area network. Demonstrated @ the Intel Software Developer's Conference(ISDC), 1996 in Scottsdale, AZ. 

My beautiful daughter Hannah Maria Vicente's Home Page 

• See our picture on the cover of Parent's Monthly magazine, Sacramento's June'99 Father's Day edition
• More pictures of Daddy and his little girl

  Spending it with Hannah, family & friends 
  Sports & physical fitness 
  Learning about Cabo Verde, my birthplace 
  Traveling 
  Learning about tomorrow's technology 
  Creative cooking