The field of high-performance computing (HPC) has provided a wide array of strategies for supplying additional computing power to the goal of reducing the total "clock time" required to complete various computational processes. These strategies range from the development of higher-performance hardware to the assembly of large networks of commodity computers, with each strategy designed to address a particular aspect and/or manifestation of a given computational problem. GWE (Grid Wizard Enterprise) in that regard, is an HPC distributed enterprise system, aimed at providing a solution to the particular problem of running inter-independent computational processes faster by parallelizing their execution across a virtual grid of computational resources with a minimum of user intervention.