Zhou Hongbo

Zhou Hongbo

Zhou Hongbo, executive deputy general manager and CTO of Beijing Tongfang Software Co., Ltd.

Character experience

Mr. Zhou Hongbo, executive deputy general manager and CTO of Beijing Tongfang Software Co., Ltd., once served as chief software expert and CTO of it headquarters of Tongfang Software Co., Ltd. He has been a researcher of Oak Ridge National Laboratory and a senior engineer and technical manager of IBM, BEA, etc. As a senior practical software expert in the fields of Internet of things, middleware and cloud computing, Zhou Hongbo is one of the early members of the PVM / MPI software development group, an "operating system" widely used by parallel and grid computing systems. He participated in the research and development of the world's fastest supercomputer in 1996, and was responsible for the core scheduling system. He once creatively developed the world's first human genome in Silicon Valley Parallel computing system and SaaS portal. in 1979, he won the top 10 in mathematics and physics of Guizhou middle school students' mathematical and chemical competition (only two in the province won this award at that time). In 1983, he won the bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering of (Chengdu) University of Electronic Science and technology. In 1985, he won the master's degree in computer science of Xi'an University of Electronic Science and technology. In 1987, he was admitted to Beijing North Jiaotong University to study for a doctorate. In early 1989, he went to study in Swiss Federal University of technology. In 1993, he was awarded the first prize He received a doctor's degree in computer science from the University of Zurich, Switzerland. He is now the executive deputy general manager of Beijing Tongfang Software Co., Ltd. after 1995, he entered the U.S. enterprises and successively worked in IBM, BEA and several emerging enterprises in Silicon Valley in software development and technology management. from 1996 to 1997, he participated in the software development of asciblue Pacific, the world's fastest supercomputer built by IBM for DOE / DOD, and was responsible for the design and development of job scheduling system software. in 2000, he led the development of a system based on J2EE multi-layer structure and high-performance grid computing technology, and successfully annotated the human genome for the first time in the world. The United States (CNN, San Francisco Chronicle, etc.) and major media around the world reported on this, and directly generated more than 30 million US dollars for the company. He began to cooperate with Tsinghua Tongfang in 2002, and has been the chief engineer of the application information department (with more than 1000 employees) since 2003. He has presided over the development of Ezone "Yizhong" business foundation platform and more than 10 "digital city" oriented industry component products such as ezIBS, ezhms, ezcss, ezfas, etc., which have been widely used in more than 200 large, medium and small projects, creating an output value of nearly 100 million yuan. Among them, ezIBS intelligent building integrated suite has reached the "international advanced level" through the evaluation of the expert group of the Ministry of construction. Ezone and related suite products also won the gold award of China soft Expo, and Beijing is the third prize of science and technology progress. Vice president of China middleware Association. Member of Technical Committee of Beijing Changfeng alliance.

Get honor

From 1993 to 1995, he did postdoctoral research in Oak Ridge National Laboratory of the United States (materials for the first atomic bomb in the United States were provided by our laboratory). From 1989 to 1995, he published more than ten papers in foreign high-level magazines and academic conferences in the field of distributed and parallel (grid) computing. As a pioneer and advocator of China's IOT / M2M industry, he proposed the same party's DCM IOT strategy and led the R & D team to develop the world's leading ezm2m IOT business foundation since 2003 Taiwan and more than 20 industry kits have won 38 software copyrights and many awards, creating huge economic and social benefits. Individuals have won "ten outstanding contributions of Tongfang in the past decade". In 1993, he received a doctor's degree in computer science from the University of Zurich in Switzerland, and EMBA from the University of Texas in the United States. He has published more than 20 papers (more than 10 papers were included in SCI / ISTP / EI). He was once the steering committee member of EGOV, an international oasis organization, vice chairman of China middleware Association, and part-time professor of Beijing Jiaotong University and other universities.

Chinese PinYin : Zhou Hong Bo