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Work Stealing on Hybrid Architectures

2012 13th Symposium on Computer Systems, 2012
Parallel computing systems have been based on multicore CPUs and specialized coprocessors, like GPUs. Work-stealing is a scheduling technique that has been used to distribute and redistribute the workload among resources in an efficient way. This work aims to propose, implement and validate a scheduling approach based on work stealing in parallel ...
Vinícius Garcia Pinto, Nicolas Maillard
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Conceptualizing Visibility in Hybrid Work

Hybrid work experienced a surge due to the COVID-19 pandemic, bringing with it reduced visibility of cues used to facilitate effective teamwork and work coordination. While previous research suggests that virtual environments can help re-establish visibility, there is no comprehensive picture of the role of visibility in hybrid work.
Nuswantoro, B, Richter, Alexander, Riemer, K   +2 more
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Visibility Artifacts in Hybrid Work

Visibility is an important ingredient of team collaboration. As hybrid work arrangements become more common, many organizations encounter difficulties in maintaining the necessary levels of visibility. We approach this issue by studying the use of visibility artifacts, i.e., technologies aimed at providing and channeling visibility.
Nuswantoro, B, Richter, Alexander
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Hybrid working

2023
Nicola Gillen, Richard Pickering
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