Showing posts with label Conference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Conference. Show all posts
On August 13th, more than 50 other people, interested in open source software, attended the 8th Google Open Source Jam in Zurich, which is an informal (bar-camp like) meet-up at Zurich office (also available in other parts of the world) and a perfect opportunity to meet other open source developers as well as Google engineers in a relaxed atmosphere. As it is open to everyone, people held
For anybody who doesn't know the Open Source ESB Mule, I can recommend the presentation from Ross Mason hold on the Java Polis conference. In this presentation Ross gives an overview about Mule, including the component architecture and new features in Mule 2. Other relevant topics are:Develop services in MuleDealing with web services in MuleException strategiesTransaction
From October 6th-10th the Experimental Software Engineering International Week (ESEIW) took place in Kaiserslautern, Germany. The ESEIW was organized in four joint events:16th Annual Meeting of International Software Engineering Research Network ISERN, Oct 6th-7th6th International Advanced School of Empirical Software Engineering. IASESE, Oct 8th3rd International Doctoral Symposium on Empirical
Last week I joined the CEE-SET conference in Brno. On the conference I presented a paper written by Robert Thullner, Josef Schiefer and myself: We analyse the application of Open Source frameworks in implementing enterprise integration patterns. For that matter a series of scenarios was implemented with (combinations) of different frameworks like Apache Active MQ, Apache Camel, Apache Service Mix
From April 28-30 the 2nd Software and Systems Essentials Conference 2008 took place in Bern, Switzerland.An important goal of the conference is bringing together people from business, industry, and academia who are working in software engineering and information technology with its various aspects. Discussions and exchange of experiences between users in public and industrial contexts and vendors
Today I listened to the IT Conversations Podcast: "Eben Moglen on Licensing in the Web 2.0 Era". I must say, that this talk made me thinking. It for sure left me with mixed emotions. Eben was discussing with Tim O'Reilly and I definitly disliked the fact, that he attacked O'Reilly on a quite personal and in my opinion unprofessional level.Still, there is a point he makes. Eben Moglen is a
Today I was invited to hold the keynote speach at IDCs SOA conference in Vienna. I was talking about building agile business processes from "decoupled" services. I discussed three different views on aggregation: A "formal" top-down approach using Standards like BPEL or SCA; this approach typically is process drivenEvent-driven architectures, which is a rather bottom-up approach (and a very agile
On 13th and 14th of March Berlin saw the ICOODB 2008 i.e. the First International Conference on Object Databases (some pictures here).Despite several transportation strikes more then 150 registered users were able to listen to the 25 talks at TFH-Berlin. The conference started with the science day on Thursday the 13th. Some of the first speakers have been:Christof Wittig (CEO db4objects Inc.)
I know, this comes on short-notice, however I myself realized this too late. Next week, to be precise from March 12 to 14 2008 the JSFDays conference will take place in Vienna. There are a set of very interesting speakers like Jürgen Höller speaking about the Springframework and the relation to JSF, there is Martin Marinschek from Irian and myFaces and many others. Keynote speaker is Edward J.
Let me wish you a happy new year and welcome this year with a little announcement:On 13+14th March there will be an Object Database Conference in Berlin.Some facts, before I explain why this is important for Software-Engineering and not only for the Database / Persistence area.A) The conference is split into a Science Day (13th March / Thursday) and an Application Day (14th March / Friday). There
Tim O'Reilly speaks in an interview at the Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin about the "second coming of the web", that they named Web 2.0 at time ("a stupid name") and he shares some thoughts about current "social networks" and "social graphs" like implemented in Facebook, and why he is not really happy with many of the current developments. He again stresses the importance of data over applications and
The 2nd IFIP Central and East European Conference on Software Engineering Techniques (CEE-SET 2007), was held in Poznan, Poland from 10 to 12 October 2007. The conference aims for exchanging ideas and experiences concerning software engineering techniques, and this year special topic was "balancing agility with discipline". As Barry Boehm and Richard Turner (2003) have noted that both agile
The development of complex systems calls for appropriate tools; however, at an the beginning of a project powerful tools that enforce too much formalism early on may hinder designers more than they provide support. For sketching UML draft models the Open Source tool UMLet has become quite popular and warrants an evaluation of the tool’s usability compared to industry standard tools.Ludwig Meyer
Currently the International Conference on E-Business Engineering (ICEBE) is taking place in Hong Kong. I am presenting a paper dealing with agile business process management, a joint work with Josef Schiefer.The core consideration is, that business strategies that were successful in the 80s and 90s are not necessarily successful in todays fast changing and connected economy. We seem to be moving
From June 4-6 the 1st Software and Systems Essentials Conference 2007 took place in Munich, Germany. An important goal of the conference is bringing together people from business, industry, and academia who are working in software engineering and information technology with its various aspects. Discussions and exchange of experiences between users in public and industrial contexts and vendors of
In this recent posting I wrote about the Euromicro 2007 conference. We actually presented two technical papers and one "work-in-progress" paper at Euromicro SEAA 2007:Early Software Product Improvement with Sequential Inspection Sessions: An Empirical Investigation of Inspector Capability and Learning Effects (D. Winkler, B. Thurnher, S. Biffl)Early defect detection and remove of defects helps
As already explained in the previous posting, we had the great opportunity to record interviews with the keynote speakers of VLDB 2007. In the second podcast episode we got three more interviews with Eric Brewer, Michael Stonebraker and Michael Brodie (from left to right):Eric Brewer talks about technologies that can help emerging countries in building up IT and communications infrastructure,
Today I had the pleasure to record the interview with Werner Vogels, the CTO from Amazon.com, who held the keynote speach of the Very Large Databases Conference currently held in Vienna.The interviewer is Dr. Ross King from Vienna University and the interview is part of our "Woche der Informatik" podcast. This podcast is actually in German, however for the English speaking audience the VLDB
From August 28-31 the 33rd Euromicro Conference on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications (SEAA) 2007 took place in Lübeck, Germany. An important goal of the conference is bringing together people from business, industry, research, and academia who are working in software engineering and information technology with its various aspects.The different topics ware represented in three main
From August 5 to 7 the European Software Engineering Conference (ESEC) 2008 took place in Croatia, Dubrovnik. An important feature of the conference, besides presentation and discussion of academic papers, were "state of the art" presentations on research topics that are particularly relevant for industry and Best Software Engineering Practices (Slides are online). In this Blog article I review
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