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[This project moved to Github and is no longer maintained here] Minimum intrusion Grid (MiG) is an attempt to design a new platform for Grid computing which is driven by a stand-alone approach to Grid, rather than integration with existing systems. The goal of the MiG project is to provide Grid infrastructure where the requirements on users and resources alike is as small as possible (minimum intrusion). MiG strives for minimum intrusion but will seek to provide a feature rich and dependable Grid solution. In line with the minimum intrusion concept, you only need to download and install the middleware if you want to run your own Grid. Users and resources only need a certificate and a browser to use MiG.

JPPF makes it easy to parallelize computationally intensive tasks and execute them on a Grid.

...Includes goods and service public catalog, shared by people to coordinate their efforts. Affordable for use anywhere and can installed at the company's web site or cellphone thanks to low technical requirements. Implemented in pure C. Designed as SOAP service to easy integration with other systems.

The STEP Framework is a multi-layer Java enterprise application framework with support for Web Applications (Servlet/JSP) and Web Services.

The PeerTrust system uses policies to describe trust and security requirements. Such policies are a component of Peertrust run-time system that can negotiate to establish trust among systems on the Semantic Web

SimParEx executes a program(command) on many computers (farm) in parallel and collects the results (task farming). Major features: minimal requirements (TCP, SSH, Perl), flexible task definition, web interface.

Ohioedge Customer is a Web-based, J2EE application built using Ohioedge J2eeBuilder. It is composed of Org., State, Employee, Name Prefix/Suffix/Title, Customer, Contact, Requirements, Requirement Status, and Buyer mgmt. It is now part of Ohioedge CRM.