Dr. Tim Norton

Adjunct Professor – Department of Computer Science

Colorado Technical University, Colorado Springs, CO

Norton, T.R. (1995). The deming process workbench: An application at MCI. In Share 85: Session 1851. Proceedings. Orlando, FL: SHARE.

Norton, T.R. (1995). Modeling distributed transaction response times as impacted by in-storage buffer accesses. In 21st International Computer Measurement Group Conference: 21. Proceedings (pp. 365-372 ). Nashville, TN: CMG, Inc.

Norton, T.R. (1995). Modeling workbench: Keeping track of your tools. In International Computer Measurement Group Conference: 21. Proceedings (pp. 668-679). Nashville, TN: CMG, Inc.

Norton, T.R. (1996). The simalytic modeling technique as applied to capacity planning in a multi-platform enterprise. In Winter Simulation Conference Ph.D. Student Colloquium. Proceedings. San Diego, CA: Winter Simulation Conference.

Norton, T.R. (1996). Simalytic enterprise modeling: The best of both worlds. In International Computer Measurement Group Conference: 22. Proceedings (pp.737-748) San Diego, CA: CMG, Inc.

Norton, T.R. (1997). A practical approach to capacity modeling. Presented at CMG97, Orlando, FL.

Norton, T.R. (1997). Don’t plan capacity when you should predict applications. In International Computer Measurement Group Conference: 23. Proceedings (pp.470-481). Orlando, FL: CMG, Inc.

Norton, T.R. (1997). Simalytic hybrid modeling: Planning the capacity of client/server applications. In 15^th IMACS World Congress: 6. Proceedings. (pp.583-588). Berlin, Germany: International Association for Mathematics and Computers in Simulation.

Norton, T.R. (1997). Simalytic modeling: A hybrid technique for client/server capacity planning. In Summer Computer Simulation Conference. Proceedings (pp.172-177). Arlington, VA: Society for Computer Simulation.

Norton, T.R. (1997). The simalytic modeling technique as applied to capacity planning in a multi-platform enterprise (Doctoral dissertation, Colorado Technical University).

Norton, T.R. (1998). Don’t predict applications when you should model the business. In International Computer Measurement Group Conference: 24. Proceedings (pp.922-933). Anaheim, CA: CMG, Inc.

Norton, T.R. (1998). A practical approach to capacity modeling. In Computer Measurement Group. Workshop proceedings. Anaheim, CA: CMG, Inc.

Norton, T.R. (1999). End-to-end response time: Where to measure? In International Computer Measurement Group Conference: 25. Proceedings (pp.322-330). Reno, NV: CMG, Inc.

Norton, T.R. (2000). A practical approach to capacity modeling. Presented at the Performance Tools 2000, Schaumburg, IL.

Norton, T.R. (2000). A practical approach to capacity modeling. Presented at WOSP2000: Second International Workshop on Software and Performance, Ottawa, Canada.

Norton, T.R. (2000). The modeling pyramid: From design to production. In International Computer Measurement Group Conference: 26. Proceedings (pp. 389-398). Orlando, FL: CMG, Inc.

Norton, T.R. (2001). End-to-end scaling: The response time pipe. In International Computer Measurement Group Conference: 27. Proceedings (pp.11-18). Anaheim, CA: CMG, Inc.

Norton, T.R. (2001). Network attached storage security: Issues and exposures. The Evaluator Series. Greenwood Village, CO: The Evaluator Group.

Norton, T.R. (2001). The simalytic modeling technique. In R. Dumke, C. Rautenstrauch, A. Schmietendorf, & A. Scholz (Eds.), Performance engineering, state of the art and current trends. Berlin/Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag.

Norton, T.R. (2002). The effect of workload grouping on distributed transaction capacity models. In International Computer Measurement Group Conference: 28. Proceedings (pp.729-738). Reno, NV: CMG, Inc.

Norton, T.R. (2004, November). Workload information repository for analysis and modeling. MeasureIT.

Norton, T.R. (2005). Using a workload information repository. In International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems ICEIS. Proceedings. Miami:FL.

Norton, T.R. (2007). The myth of precision planning: Understanding capacity in an age of virtual parallelism. In International Computer Measurement Group Conference: 33. Proceedings (pp.471-482). San Diego, CA: CMG, Inc.

Norton, T.R. (2008). A simalytic approach to modeling virtualized environments. In International Computer Measurement Group Conference: 34. Proceedings (pp.261-266). Las Vegas, NV: CMG, Inc.

Norton, T.R. (2009). Modeling virtualized environments in a simalytic models by computing missing service demand parameters. In International Computer Measurement Group Conference: 35. Proceedings. Dallas, TX: CMG, Inc.

Norton, T.R. (2010). Cloud computing: The new reality or just vapor? In International Computer Measurement Group Conference: 36. Proceedings. Orlando, FL: CMG, Inc.