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Eclipse Modeling Day

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The Eclipse Modeling Day is a day-long event that explores the tools and frameworks developed by the Eclipse modeling community. This is your opportunity to learn how you can incorporate model driven development into your software development efforts.

Eclipse modeling experts will present the innovations in the Eclipse modeling projects. End-user organizations, like Credit Suisse and Los Alamos National Labs, will discuss how they benefit from using Eclipse for their modeling needs.

This event will be ideal for software architects, software development managers and senior developers that are interested in deploying model driven development in their organizations. There is no cost to attend the event but you must pre-register.

There will be an Eclipse Modeling Day on Monday, November 16 in New York City and Wednesday, November 18 in Toronto. Agenda and registration details are below.


New York City

Monday, November 16, 2009
9:00am-4:30pm
Credit Suisse Offices
One Madison Avenue (Clock Tower Building)
Between 23rd and 24th Street

Agenda

Time Track 1 Track 2
9:00 -10:30 Main Tent Session: Ed Merks, Eclipse Modeling Project & Eric Newcomer, Credit Suisse
11:00-12:00 Credit Suisse Case Study: Model Transformations - Richard Wood, Credit Suisse Building DSLs with Xtext - Heiko Behrens, itemis
12:00 - 1:00 Lunch
1:00 - 2:00 Developing Models to Improve Social Science Theory - Ed MacKerrow, Los Alamos Labs Modeling is a Developer's Best Friend - Ed Merks, Eclipse Modeling Project
2:00 - 3:00 Modeling on an Enterprise Scale - Eike Stepper, Eclipse Modeling Project Creating Models for Software Build Management (b3)
3:00 - 3:30 Break
3:30 - 4:30 To Be Scheduled Converging Textual and Graphical Editors - Moritz Eysholdt, itemis

All Session Abstracts

NYC Attendee Registration

There is no cost to attend but you must pre-register. Please send your name and company name to eclipse_modeling_nyc@eclipse.org.

Name, Company:

  1. Ian Skerrett, Eclipse Foundation
  2. Eric Newcomer, Credit Suisse
  3. Ed Merks, Eclipse Modeling Project
  4. Moritz Eysholdt, itemis AG
  5. Eike Stepper, Eclipse Modeling Project
  6. Richard Wood, Credit Suisse
  7. Ed MacKerrow, Los Alamos Labs


Toronto

Wednesday, November 18, 2009
9:00am-4:30pm
IBM Toronto Lab
8200 Warden Ave.
Markham, ON

Agenda

Time Track 1 Track 2
9:00 -10:30 Main Tent Session: Ed Merks, Eclipse Modeling Project
11:00-12:00 Creating Models for Software Build Management (b3) Building DSLs with Xtext - Heiko Behrens, itemis
12:00 - 1:00 Lunch
1:00 - 2:00 Modeling on an Enterprise Scale - Eike Stepper, Eclipse Modeling Project Modeling is a Developer's Best Friend - Ed Merks, Eclipse Modeling Project
2:00 - 3:00 Papyrus: Advent of an Open Source IME - Kenn Hussey, Zeligsoft Agent Modeling
3:00 - 3:30 Break
3:30 - 4:30 To Be Scheduled Converging Textual and Graphical Editors - Moritz Eysholdt, itemis

All Session Abstracts

Toronto Attendee Registration

There is no cost to attend but you must pre-register. Please send your name and company name to eclipse_modeling_toronto@eclipse.org.

Name, Company:

  1. Moritz Eysholdt, itemis AG
  2. Ed Merks
  3. Eike Stepper, Eclipse Modeling Project
  4. Greg Fenton, NexJ Systems
  5. Kenn Hussey, Zeligsoft

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