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Eclipse Modeling Day

Revision as of 19:18, 11 November 2009 by Lynn.gayowski.eclipse.org (Talk | contribs) (Agenda)

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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

To speed up sign-ins at security, please ensure you use the Madison entrance.

Thanks very much to Credit Suisse for hosting this event.

For those traveling from out of town, W Hotel at Union Square is closest to the Credit Suisse Offices.


Agenda

Time Track 1: OMA Auditorium, East End Track 2: OMA Auditorium, West End
9:00-9:30 Registration
9:30-10:30 Main Tent Session: Ed Merks, Eclipse Modeling Project & Joe Wood, Credit Suisse
10:30-11:00 Break
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 Agent-Based Computer Simulation for Operational Risk Analysis - Ed MacKerrow, Los Alamos Labs B3: A Model for Unbreakable Builds - Miles Daffin, Morgan Stanley, Bjorn Freeman-Benson, New Relic & Henrik Lindberg, Cloudsmith
2:00-3:00 Modeling on an Enterprise Scale - Eike Stepper, Eclipse Modeling Project There's a Modeling Solution for That - Bruce Trask, MDE Systems & Angel Roman, MDE Systems
3:00-3:30 Break
3:30-4:30 Introduction to Query, Transaction and Validation - Bernd Kolb, SAP AG & Boris Gruschko, SAP AG Converging Textual and Graphical Editors - Moritz Eysholdt, itemis
4:30-5:30 Open Discussion: Future of Modeling

All Session Abstracts

NYC Attendee Registration

There is no cost to attend but you must pre-register by November 12, 2009. 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
  8. Heiko Behrens, itemis AG
  9. David Coughlin, Lockheed Martin
  10. Gangadhar Vinnakota, CNA Insurance
  11. John Betts, Global Holdings Group
  12. Angel Roman, MDE Systems
  13. Vadim Strizhevsky, Bank of America, Merrill Lynch
  14. Bruce Trask, MDE Systems
  15. Louis Bailey, Independent
  16. Boris Gruschko, SAP AG
  17. Bernd Kolb, SAP AG
  18. David Nahmias, inasectv.com
  19. Jean Safar, Quartet Financial Systems
  20. Roger Spicher, JPMorgan Chase
  21. Konstantin Novitsky, JPMorgan
  22. David Zenie, Montages & Voyant
  23. Ahmed Sako, Marketcetera
  24. Gary Selzer, Alcatel-Lucent
  25. Mohamed Talaat, Morgan Stanley
  26. Michael Guttman, The Voyant Group
  27. Jon Riecke, Aleri
  28. Aleksandr Kravets, iWay Software
  29. David McMillan, TMX Communications
  30. John A. Pershing Jr., Independent Consultant
  31. Tony Baer, Ovum
  32. John Bito, Independent
  33. Daniel Ford, IBM
  34. Sunil Belgaonkar, Progress Software
  35. Stuart Kirchner, Spontaneous Software
  36. Bert Picot, Picot Entertainment Systems
  37. Roberto Salama, Morgan Stanley
  38. Marc Young, Independent Consultant
  39. Joe Wood, Credit Suisse
  40. Warren Pfeffer, Credit Suisse
  41. Newton Aird, Credit Suisse
  42. Agata Milanowska, Credit Suisse
  43. Walter Trotta, Credit Suisse
  44. Srinivasa Reddy Kapidi, Credit Suisse
  45. Carlos Valcarcel, EinTech, Inc.
  46. Robert Blumen, Robert M. Blumen, Inc.
  47. Beat Schmid, Credit Suisse
  48. Willer Torres Reis, Goldman Sachs
  49. Gikas A. Gikas, Independent
  50. Mitch Sonies, Cloudsmith
  51. Megan McNulty, Independent
  52. Tim Gales, T. Gales & Associates
  53. Adilson R. De Marchi Toledo, NYSE Euronext
  54. Sam Shen, Bank of America, Merrill Lynch
  55. Edward Akins, Independent
  56. Phillip G. Bradford, Independent Consultant
  57. Robert Konigsberg, Google
  58. Miles Daffin, Morgan Stanley
  59. Bjorn Freeman-Benson, New Relic
  60. Qi Chen, TIAA-CREF
  61. Mark Zhuang, JP Morgan
  62. Hong Ji, Broadridge
  63. Kazi Farooqui, AT&T Labs
  64. Ted Epstein Morgan Stanley
  65. Sivaram Kalidas, Goldman Sachs
  66. Haile Teshome, Citigroup
  67. Chinlian Chen, JP Morgan Chase
  68. John Livingstone, Independent Consultant
  69. Pranay Ranga, New York University
  70. Alan Naujokas, Department of Defense
  71. Mayank Maheshwari, New York University
  72. Ram Komarraju, Credit Suisse
  73. Robert Merritt, Credit Suisse
  74. Sang Lee, Sapient Corporation
  75. Henrik Lindberg, Cloudsmith
  76. Kenny Dao, Credit Suisse
  77. Ray Melpakkam, Credit Suisse
  78. Tony Horswill, Credit Suisse
  79. Scott Hathaway, Information Builders
  80. Venkatesan Krishnamoorthy, Credit Suisse
  81. Robert David, Independent Consultant
  82. Huss Sharifi, Credit Suisse


Toronto

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

Please enter by the main entrance to register with security.

Hotel Information
Transportation Information
Ottawa Car Pool

Thanks very much to IBM for hosting this event.

NOTE:

  • We are also hosting an EclipseRT Day on Thursday, November 19 at the same location. Feel free to register for both events.
  • An Eclipse DemoCamp is being held the previous evening at a nearby pub on Wednesday, November 18, 6:00pm-9:00pm. Feel free to add your name to the wiki.

Agenda

Time Track 1: Amphitheatre Track 2: Oak Room (Training Centre)
9:00-9:30 Registration
9:30-10:30 Main Tent Session: Ed Merks, Eclipse Modeling Project
10:30-11:00 Break
11:00-12:00 B3: A Model for Unbreakable Builds - Henrik Lindberg, Cloudsmith 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 There's a Modeling Solution for That - Bruce Trask, MDE Systems & Angel Roman, MDE Systems
2:00-3:00 Papyrus: Advent of an Open Source IME - Kenn Hussey, Zeligsoft AMF and Agent-Based Models: What, Why and How? - Miles Parker, Metascape LLC
3:00-3:30 Break
3:30-4:30 Introduction to Query, Transaction and Validation - Bernd Kolb, SAP AG & Boris Gruschko, SAP AG Converging Textual and Graphical Editors - Moritz Eysholdt, itemis
4:30-5:30 Open Discussion: Future of Modeling

All Session Abstracts

Toronto Attendee Registration

There is no cost to attend but you must pre-register by November 13, 2009. Please send your name and company name to eclipse_modeling_toronto@eclipse.org.

Name, Company:

  1. Moritz Eysholdt, itemis AG
  2. Ed Merks, Eclipse Modeling Project
  3. Eike Stepper, Eclipse Modeling Project
  4. Greg Fenton, NexJ Systems
  5. Kenn Hussey, Zeligsoft
  6. Heiko Behrens, itemis AG
  7. Michalis Famelis, University of Toronto Graduate Student
  8. Anil Kumar, Rogers Inc.
  9. Boris Gruschko, SAP AG
  10. Bernd Kolb, SAP AG
  11. Gifford Louie, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan
  12. Bruce Trask, MDE Systems
  13. Angel Roman, MDE Systems
  14. Victor Stratan, Redknee
  15. Marcelo Paternostro, IBM
  16. Alex Fernandes, IBM
  17. John Slaman
  18. Rafael Chaves, Independent
  19. Dave Steinberg, IBM
  20. Marconi Lanna
  21. Youlian Troyanov
  22. Miles Parker, Metascape, LLC
  23. Cristian Birloncea, IBM
  24. Christopher Nagy, Antenna Software, Inc.
  25. John Conlon, Verticon
  26. Simon Helsen, IBM
  27. Nick Boldt, JBoss by Red Hat
  28. Alain Picard, Benchmark Canada
  29. Abdel Hamid Kaab, Benchmark Canada
  30. Oliver Wong, Benchmark Canada
  31. Ioan Salau, Insighteck
  32. Nitin Bharti, DZone
  33. Yves Zoundi, Rimero Solutions Inc.
  34. William Cheung, First Class Mandarin
  35. William Choi, Public Works and Government Services Canada
  36. Thomas Ludwig, Intertainservices
  37. Mary Komor, IBM
  38. Ankit Pasricha, IBM
  39. Samantha Chan, IBM
  40. Stephanie Hazlewood, IBM
  41. Andes Lo, Public Works and Government Services Canada
  42. Valentin Baciu
  43. Corrie Kwan
  44. Jordan Anastasiade, Seneca College
  45. Jin Li, IBM
  46. William Wong, CIBC
  47. Yanni Chiu, Zhao Technology Inc.
  48. Frank Budinsky, IBM
  49. Telm Perez, Aversan Inc.
  50. Henry Zaccak, Zaccak Solutions
  51. Cuneyt Tuna, VFM Leonardo
  52. Laila Pasanen, IBM
  53. Victor Liu, IBM
  54. Clive John-Chuan, Alcatel-Lucent
  55. Hongjing Chen, Scotiabank
  56. Majed Al-Shawa, University of Waterloo
  57. Satish Gungabeesoon, IBM
  58. Arthur Niu, IBM
  59. Andrew Overholt, Red Hat
  60. Izzet Safer, IBM
  61. Rachel Wei, IBM
  62. Mike Kucera, IBM
  63. Herman Lee, Longview Solutions
  64. Henrik Lindberg, Cloudsmith

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