4Wave I: Automating Tasks
When Paul Horn introduced IBM's manifesto on autonomic computing to the National Academy of Engineers at Harvard University in 2001, he pointed to the rising complexity of computing systems in the growing size of code, the increasing heterogeneity of software environments, and the progressing interaction and integration of system components across company boundaries into the Internet. These new levels of complexity introduced severe manageability problems in installing, configuring, operating, and maintaining computing systems that went beyond the capabilities of even the most skilled system administrators.
Around the same time, researchers in the USA and Europe raised the issue that existing software engineering ...
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