Savarese Software Research Corporation

Savarese Software Research Corporation is a privately held for-profit corporation that develops advanced computer science research into next-generation products, independently and on behalf of our clients. We perform ongoing research in distributed systems, dynamically reconfigurable software, network systems programming, artificial intelligence, generative programming, high performance computing, distributed objects, service-oriented architectures, asynchronous event-based programming, highly available software, parallel computation, programming languages, data structures and algorithms, real-time systems, mobile code, and other areas.

Although it may seem like a lot, our research centers on solving real world computing problems. Most real world computing problems require the application of knowledge from multiple areas of computer science. A single product may incorporate research touching on ten or more sub-disciplines.

About the Founder

Daniel F. Savarese, Ph.D. Daniel Savarese helped develop the first Beowulf Linux cluster at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. He founded ORO, Inc., an object-oriented software development company whose products were licensed by IBM, Hewlett Packard, Sun Microsystems, Oracle, Compaq, America Online, and other Fortune 500 companies. He has worked also as a Senior Scientist at Caltech's Center for Advanced Computing Research and Vice President of Software Development at WebOS, Inc. He has published over 125 articles and research papers concerning computer science and software engineering. He was the technical editor for Java Pro magazine and is a member of the Apache Jakarta and Apache Commons Project Management Committees. Daniel earned a B.S. in astronomy and an M.S. and Ph.D. in computer science from the Unversity of Maryland College Park.