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Offering the best software in the business is not always
enough. Visual Numerics supports its worldwide user community by sponsoring
seminars, training classes and user group meetings as well as by participating
in trade shows and conferences.
Our events calendar will keep you up-to-date on what
we are offering in your area, and you can sign up for most of these events
online.
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Houston TechFest, University of Houston, TX
Rescheduled date: January 24, 2009
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Visual Numerics will be presenting on the topic of Parallelizing Mature Algorithms using OpenMP
Visual Numerics will be exhibiting at Booth 1919.
Please check back with us for updates on special activities during the Event!
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SIFMA 2009
Hilton New York, New York
June 23 – June 25, 2009
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Visit us at Booth# 4115.
Please check back with us for updates on special activities during the Event!
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SC09
Portland, OR
Nov. 14 – Nov. 20, 2009
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Visit us at Booth# 1403.
Please check back with us for updates on special activities during the Event!
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Seminars & Training Classes |
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FREE PV-WAVE® Web Seminars
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PV-WAVE Training Classes
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Visual Numerics offers several fee based training classes for PV-WAVE®
at beginner and intermediate levels. In the United States, classes are currently
held at our Boulder, Colorado, office in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains,
or at your site by prior arrangement. Locations of classes in other parts
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Web Seminars |
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Web Seminar with Microsoft HPC
October 21, 2008
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Leveraging Computational Features of Windows HPC Server 2008 using the IMSL® Numerical Libraries
The IMSL Libraries and Windows HPC Server 2008 deliver an affordable, scalable, and easy-to-implement solution to improve calculation capability and productivity.
This on-demand webcast shows:
- the array of parallel programming environments available;
- the computational algorithm support for developing your analytical applications using IMSL Libraries and HPCS; and
- a case study to scale your parallel applications
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Original Broadcast
September 2008
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Business Intelligence Network Spotlight Interview with Phil Fraher, Visual Numerics CEO
In an interview with Mary Jo Nott, Executive Editor at the Business Intelligence Network, Visual Numerics President and CEO Phil Fraher explains how the IMSL Libraries provide users with the software and technical expertise needed to develop and execute scalable numerical analysis applications.
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Original Broadcast
June 2, 2008
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HP High Performance Computing (HPC) Community Podcast Series - Using Numerical Libraries for HPC Applications
In episode 8 of the HPC Community Podcast Series, Dave Korf, Product and Technology Marketing, High Performance Computing Division from HP, interviews Dr. Ed Stewart and Bill DeSimone from Visual Numerics about using IMSL Numerical Libraries for HPC and other applications.
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Original Broadcast
with Microsoft
February 12, 2008
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Leveraging Microsoft Architectures including Windows HPC Server 2008 to Develop Numerical Applications with the IMSL Numerical Libraries
Developers from many different industries build computational applications with many different deployment requirements. This presentation covers the development of analytical applications on a variety of Microsoft platforms using the IMSL® Numerical Libraries. While desktop and Web-based server applications are popular, Microsoft Excel and Windows CCS are also target environments and today, novel scenarios integrate F# or IronPython into the workflow. With the IMSL Libraries available in Fortran, C and .NET incarnations, Visual Numerics enables developers to build and deploy for any of these Microsoft platforms for optimum performance.
Speaker: Dr. Ed Stewart, The IMSL Numerical Libraries Product Manager, Visual Numerics, Inc.
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Moscone Center
San Francisco, CA
May 7-11, 2007
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JavaOne 2007
Watch as our Director of North America Sales, Andy McClure
appear on stage with Intel's Corporate VP, Renee James to showcase JMSL™
for Java in a joint Intel / Fujitsu demonstration
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Original Broadcast
September 19,2006
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INTERNATIONAL WEB SEMINAR - FRANCE
Optimizing Numerical Applications in Java™ for Finance
This technical presentation will show how analysts and developers of
financial applications are using the charting and analytical capabilities
of the JMSL Numerical Library for Java Applications to improve performance
and accuracy. Demonstrations will include forecasting, portfolio optimization
charting, heat maps and risk analysis modeling.
Speakers:
- Francois Cassier, Ingénieur
Commercial
- Sebastien Grimonet, Ingénieur
Support Technique
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- This web seminar is presented in French
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Original Broadcast
August 24, 2006
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Performance of C#.NET Compared to Java™ for Numerically Intensive
Applications
Modern computing platforms are changing the way we write and expect applications
to run. While high-performance computing was once relegated to the climate-controlled
basement full of servers, more and more desktop users are asking for more
out of their personal workstations. Because modern languages like C# and
Java are easily learned and very popular, they have become the environment
of choice for many developers of applications of all kinds including those
that are numerically intensive. This leads to the logical questions: Is
Java or C# fast enough? Which one is faster? Are there limitations? With
a focus on the Windows platform, this seminar will show that either C# or
Java can be fast enough for a wide variety of mathematical and statistical
algorithms, but that it is important to keep expectations realistic.
Speaker:
- Ed Stewart, Ph.D., Expert
in Numerical Analysis for Java and .NET
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Original Broadcast
May 17, 2006
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Dr. Dobb’s Journal Vendor Perspectives NetSeminar
Best Practices for Building High Performance, Highly Tailored
Predictive Analytics
Visual Numerics, Inc. has designed this interactive NetSeminar for architects
and developers that want to understand potential pitfalls and success factors
in developing and deploying high performance predictive analytics.
In this informative NetSeminar, attendees will learn the following topics
complete with technical discussions and customer examples:
- Why it’s important to understand the deployment
environment as well as the analytical engines
- Steps to building a successful high performance
predictive analytics system
- Implementation of Neural Network and other
predictive technologies
- What to avoid and how to solve problems during
development and deployment
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Original Broadcast
March 28, 2006 |
Web Seminar featuring breakthrough C/C++ technology from the IMSL™ Libraries
Exploring the New Features in the IMSL™ C Numerical Library Version
6.0
Join Visual Numerics' for an in depth examination, including live usage
walkthroughs, of the exciting new features offered in the latest release
of the flagship IMSL C Numerical Library
Presentation Overview:
- New Features
- State-of-the-art high performance Linear Programming Optimizer
- Neural Network engine for data mining and forecasting
- Auto_ARIMA for advanced forecasting
- Time series forecasting preprocessing algorithms
- Differential Equations package for financial engineering and
scientific computing
- Mersenne Twister - a random number generator technique
- New LAPACK functionality
- Live usage Walkthroughs
- Live O&A
Speaker:
- Dr. Edward Stewart, Manager,
IMSL Technical Support Engineers
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Original Broadcast
September 27, 2005 |
SD Times Web Seminar
Optimizing Numerical Applications in Java™ for Finance
Quantitative groups are taking advantage of platform independence, applying
Java-based techniques across the spectrum of their most critical initiatives.
These groups are also using Java applications to meet the requirements of
increased regulation and traceability. Whether for forecasting, trading
or portfolio optimization, world class financial organizations are deploying
an array of new numerical analysis applications using Java.
This technical presentation will show how analysts and developers of
financial applications are using the charting and analytical capabilities
of the JMSL™ Numerical Library for Java™ Applications to improve performance
and accuracy. Demonstrations will include forecasting, portfolio optimization
charting, heat maps and risk analysis modeling.
Speakers:
- Sean FitzGerald, Vice President of Technology
and Consulting
- Fredrick Doolittle, Product Manager,
IMSL Product Family
- Edward Stewart, Ph.D., Expert in Numerical
Analysis for the Java Framework
Moderator:
- David Rubinstein, Editor SD Times
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Original Broadcast
August 11, 2005 |
SD Times Web Seminar
Advanced Numerical Analysis and the .NET Framework
Advanced numerical analysis has evolved significantly over the past three
decades, from its roots in Fortran, through the explosion and popularity
of C, and into the world of Java. Now, numerical analysis makes its trek
into the latest programming paradigm of the .NET Framework with more computing
power on the desktop than ever before. This presentation will explore some
of the technical benefits of using the .NET platform as a foundation for
numerical applications. This strength is largely based on the properties
of managed code executing in the Common Language Runtime. Enhancing the
framework to facilitate writing numerical algorithms will be discussed as
an introduction to the novel IMSL C# Numerical Library for the .NET Framework.
Concluding the presentation will be a live example of writing a short application
using Visual Studio and the C# language.
Speakers:
- Sean FitzGerald, Vice President
of Technology and Consulting
- Edward Stewart, Ph.D., Expert
in Numerical Analysis for the .NET Framework
Moderator:
- David Rubinstein, Editor SD Times
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Original Broadcast
June 27, 2005 |
Microsoft® MSDN Webcast
IMSL™ C# Numerical Library for the Microsoft™ .NET Framework
With the increase in desktop computing power and the adoption of the
Microsoft .NET Framework, high-performance numerical analysis functionality
for .NET has become essential. By enhancing the core .NET Framework, Visual
Numerics' IMSL C# Numerical Library meets this need for advanced analytics
capability. This webcast looks at the enhancements to the core .NET Framework
that facilitate writing numerical algorithms, as well as the value of using
managed code that executes in the common language runtime. Learn how easy
it is to use the IMSL C# Library with Microsoft Excel, and see a demonstration
of how to write a short application using Microsoft Visual Studio and the
Visual C# language.
Presented by:
- Dr. Edward Stewart, Manager,
IMSL Technical Support Engineers
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