Wiesbaden,  Germany
April 21-25, 2008

JAX 2008
http://it-republik.de/jaxenter/jax/

JAX is one of the biggest and most important events for Enterprise IT Technologies in Europe and it continues to grow as a central source of inspiration in the Java Enterprise scene.
Join Visual Numerics Europe as we present on the topic of "Numerical Methods of Time Series Approximation".

The Raytheon 2008 Software and Processing System Symposium is an opportunity for over 500 Raytheon engineers to share information and present their experiences to their colleagues.

As a dedicated Raytheon supplier organization, Visual Numerics will showcase the IMSL Numerical Libraries and PV-WAVE to a pool of senior technical personnel, managers, and directors.

This five day event is focused on the intermediate to advanced OpenVMS technologist, instructed by expert members of the OpenVMS Community.  Visual Numerics will be at the OVMS Roundhouse For Partners on May 20th.

The Hewlett-Packard Consortium for Advanced Scientific and Technical (HP-CAST) computing users group works to increase the capabilities of HP solutions for large-scale, scientific and technical computing. HP-CAST provides guidance to HP on the essential development and support issues for such systems.

Join Visual Numerics Director, Worldwide HPC Development, Kazuya Terauchi, in the afternoon session on Tuesday, May 20th as he discusses "IMSL Numerical Libraries: Features and Performance for HPC Systems".

SIFMA's 28th Annual Technology Management Conference & Exhibit is the industry's leading event that addresses how the financial industry is using technology to drive productivity, comply with regulatory requirements, and adapt to converging markets, products and investors.

Visit Visual Numerics at Booth 4115 and get a first hand view of the IMSL Libraries’ applications in Finance.

The International Supercomputing Conference (ISC) is Europe’s leading Conference and Exhibition on High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage and Analysis.

Visual Numerics will be participating as an exhibitor (Booth D04) and speaker at the Exhibitor Forum.  Please join us as we present on the topic of the IMSL Libraries for .NET in a High Performance Computing environment.

Visual Numerics will be participating at this year’s Conference as both exhibitor and speaker.  Please check back with us for updates.

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 of the world vary.

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.

• Francois Cassier, Ingénieur Commercial
• Sebastien Grimonet, Ingénieur Support Technique

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• This web seminar is presented in French

Original Broadcast
August 24, 2006

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.

• Ed Stewart, Ph.D., Expert in Numerical Analysis for Java and .NET

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Original Broadcast
May 17, 2006

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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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

• Dr. Edward Stewart, Manager, IMSL Technical Support Engineers

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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.

• 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

• David Rubinstein, Editor SD Times

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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.

• Sean FitzGerald, Vice President of Technology and Consulting
• Edward Stewart, Ph.D., Expert in Numerical Analysis for the .NET Framework

• David Rubinstein, Editor SD Times

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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.

• Dr. Edward Stewart, Manager, IMSL Technical Support Engineers

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