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A Coruña, GA, ES

A Coruña, A Coruña, ES

Allenta Consulting is specialized in designing and implementing scalable solutions, with a strong focus on content acceleration, systems monitoring, observability, and security. Mumbo-jumbo aside, we solve complex problems for our customers as if we were creating the solution for ourselves, doing so efficiently, paying attention to detail, and reducing the.

dot2code Technologies was a small startup company owned by Allenta Consulting, a well-established consulting company, and it focused on creating great internet services. That's pretty generic, but that's exactly what we did: thanks to funding from the parent company and some boring cash-raising projects, we were able to explore and develop more exciting.

A Coruña, ES

menus.es was a startup company located in Spain that provided a social platform focused on gastronomic experiences. With over 400,000 users in May 2013, the company had plans to expand to Mexico, Colombia, and Chile. Their platform included features such as coupons and discounts, a location-aware search engine, gastronomic blogging, and a gourmet.

Madrid, ES

Tuenti was the website with the most traffic in Spain at the time, even surpassing Google according to 2010 reports by ComScore. With over 25,000 million monthly page-views and more than 500 servers, Tuenti was one of the most important services on the internet in Europe and counted almost 7 million users. In other words, Tuenti was an amazing place to.

A Coruña, Galicia, ES

Thanks to Víctor M. Gulías (there's really no way to thank him enough, so let's keep it simple and bold), I was able to join the University of A Coruña as an assistant lecturer in 2005. This meant a formal five-year contract with the University, which was the first step towards becoming a full-time lecturer. More importantly, it meant that I no longer had.

The research side of the MADS (Models and Applications of Distributed Systems) group was always complemented by a strong applied side, both for funding reasons and because many team members had a strong applied background. One such project was the ARMISTICE (Advanced Risk Management Information System: Tracking Insurances, Claims and Exposures) project.

Working as a member of a research group like MADS (Models and Applications of Distributed Systems) in a public university is never easy. The group director, Victor M. Gulías, was always on the lookout for funding opportunities to keep the group going. Sometimes, this meant doing work that may not have been the most exciting, but it allowed group members to.

The MADS (Models and Applications of Distributed Systems) Group is a research group at the University of A Coruña in Spain that specializes in designing and implementing distributed systems. The group is affiliated with the Computer Science Department and was founded and led by Professor Víctor M. Gulías. Thanks to Víctor, I was able to join the group as a.

Master Thesis, Computer Science

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