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Workshop "From Event-Driven Business Process Management to Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing" accepted

Just arrived: "We are happy to inform you that your workshop proposal "From Event-Driven Business Process Management to Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing" has been accepted for inclusion in the Workshop Day at ServiceWave 2010 (13th December 2010)..."

EDBPM-UCEP-ServiceWave10-proposal.pdf

The official publication of the workshop and the CfP will follow as soon as possible.

Germany's ICT founders competition reopened - submission deadline 30 Nov 2010

It was already the founding idea of the CITT "From student to entrepreneur" October 2005, based on a salade of acronyms like CEP, BPM, BAM, SOA, EDA, SaaS, Grid- and Cloud Computing in order to introduce and substantiate a new acronym edBPM. In the meantime it's actually commodity, although even BPM and CEP are still in the beginning of an industrial adoption.

Nonetheless, it might be a good time to start new enterprises based on the U-CEP ideas?
ikt_wettbewerb+gruender+gesucht.htm

It's not so easy to be an entrepreneur, you must have a vision and you must be a bit crazy to spend your private money if you have any at all. But if you're young and are just starting your career, it could make much more fun than to gray as an employee of a Big Dog:-) Also the Government and the European Commission believe that the innovative ideas would substantially come from the SME's, although when they will perhaps be eaten by the Big Dogs later, as an innovative delicacy, and perhaps you will become rich and fly your private learjet or so, if you need this...

Some project ideas until deadlines of January 2011

Presently we've started a discussion and the planning of possible project submissions e.g. in several blogs of our CITT partners. There are some ideas about what we could do together, for instance:
http://tibcoblogs.com/cep/2010/08/27/cep-epigenetics-and-brain-research-by-rainer-von-ammon-citt-gmbh/

Here you can always find the current state of the planning, comments welcome:
Project ideas and funding ressources

Canadian-European BPM Education Network

Executive-Summary.pdf

The aim of this now approved project is to delevop a Canadian-European BPM Education Network. Project timeframe is from September 2010 to September 2013.

2010 Call for proposals: EACEA/22/10

http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus_mundus/funding/2010/call_eacea_22_10_en.php

We suggest a cooperation with Israel, e.g. Haifa Technion and University of Marburg, based on Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing (U-CEP) and an according Master or PhD double degree. Europe urgently needs skilled people for the Future and Emerging Technologies according to the ISTAG Recommendations (see News below).

3rd WS on Multimodal Interaction f. Automotive Appl. (MIAA) in conj. with ACM IUI

After 2009 and 2010, the 3rd Workshop on Mulitmodal Interaction for Automototive Applications (MIAA) is organized in conjunction with ACM International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI), which is held in February 2011 in Palo Alto, CA.

Here's a link to last year's workshop description where you can find more information:

http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1719970.1720063&coll=GUIDE&dl=GUIDE&CFID=96044430&CFTOKEN=97480037

We suggested to contribute with a project about SmartNavigation/IntelligentCar based on Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing (U-CEP).

ServiceWave 2010, 13-15 Dec, Ghent - Extended Deadlines

Due to multiple requests the submission deadline for papers and workshop proposals for ServiceWave 2010 has been extended: workshop proposals on the 6th of August.
After 1st ServiceWave 2008 in Madrid and 2nd ServiceWave 2009 in Stockholm, we will submit a 3rd edBPM-workshop with the title "From Event-Driven Business Process Management to Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing".
http://servicewave.eu/2010/

Proposal for a new Master Course of Study "Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing"

In connection with the Science & Policy Forum on FET Flagships' Workshop, Brussels June 9-10, 2010 the Commission told that they are looking for new Courses of Study.
We are also asked by a publisher to write a textbook and this is a first outline of a new Master Course of Study:
Book-Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing.pdf

2nd CEP Dagstuhl seminar, May 16-21, 2010

Here is the summary of the seminar.
Summary from the blog of Opher Etzion
You can also find a picture of the "heavy weights"
of the 47 attendess:-)
Class picture
In connection with topic 5 of the Dagstuhl agenda we discussed the "Ubiquitous CEP" flagship proposal and a complex, confederated proposal idea we will present at the FET Flagships' Workshop, Brussels June 9-10, 2010. U-CEP is now published on David Luckham's Complexevents-portal:
U-CEP - sketch of a FET flagship proposal

Science & Policy Forum on FET Flagships' Workshop, Brussels June 9-10, 2010

Two or three "Future and Emerging Technologies (FET)" initiatives will be identified.
Each flagship should be financed by 100 million € per year for 10 years.
flagship-ws-june10-01_en.pdf
We submitted a flagship proposal Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing (U-CEP).
Proposal Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing (U-CEP)
Presentation Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing (U-CEP)
The presentation is restricted to six slides by the Commission. According to the mentioned agenda of the workshop, the presentation should show potential cooperations with other proposals and international partners, if needed.
A cooperation between some flagship ideas is intended.
Agenda of the Brussels workshop

10th edBPM Expert Meeting, Regensburg April 23-24, 2010

Because Opher Etzion/IBM HRL will travelling through Europe and will visit Regensburg, we organize the next expert meeting in order to prepare the upcoming CEP-Dagstuhl seminar May 16-21. We discuss the role and the positioning of Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing (U-CEP) in the "European Future and Emerging Technologies (FET)-Flagship Initiative 2020 and Beyond" as well as the positioning of U-CEP in the "European Future Internet Initiative". We will also discuss the tutorial of the EPTS-Working Group "Measuring Business Value of CEP and edBPM" at the DEBS’10 Cambridge July 12-15.

Agenda...

BITKOM AK SOA-Technologies, Frankfurt April 15, 2010

The event is for the preparing of the SOA-Forum 2010.
We will contribute with a talk about "Event-driven Business Process Management - a new discipline?"
Agenda...

Acceptance of tutorial about CEP-Business Value for DEBS'10 / Cambridge July 12-15, 2010

On 16 March 2010, the submission of the tutorial was accepted.
Since February 2010, the special Working Group "Measuring of Business Value of CEP-applications" was agreed by the EPTS-steering committee:
Website of the WGBV

Zurich - FET-Flagship Initiative workshop on February 15-17

A flagship in the field of "Computational Socionomics" for the "Future and Emerging Technologies (FET)" initiatives will be defined.
This is the presentation of the CITT-proposal so far:
FET-F-CITT-v3.pdf
We will enhance or change the draft version according to the feedback and the cognitions from the Zurich workshop.
Some pictures...

CITT validated as SME

On Friday January 22, 2010, European Commission informed us that CITT has been validated under the 7th Framework programme as an SME (Small Medium Enterprise) according to the guidelines of the Commission.

Future Internet Assembly (FIA), Valencia, 14th-16th of April

There is a call for ideas for the next FIA: Agenda FIA Valencia

"If anyone has an interest in contributing to any of the currently outlined sessions and in particular to the 'Architecture Session' for the FIA Valencia please let me know a.s.a.p.There will be a meeting for caretakers on 22nd January in Brussels where it is expected that the agenda to be finalised." (Alex Galis 5th of Jan)

We have suggested our ideas for this agenda centered around "Beyond Simple CEP/ed(B)PM" as a horizontal, cross-sectional ICT.
Draft - Beyond Simple CEP/ed(B)PM

Brussels - INFODAY FLAGSHIP INITIATIVE 22 Jan. 2010

Two or three "Future and Emerging Technologies (FET)" initiatives will be identified.
Each flagship will be financed by 100 million € per year for 10 years.
We can submit a proposal-outline until 13th of January via the form under
flagshipconsult2009

There you can find some links to the topics to be addressed.
Some partners of our project proposal consortia will submit some ideas for theses topics centered around "Beyond Simple CEP/ed(B)PM" as a horizontal, cross-sectional ICT. We are working on a draft, also in connection with some ideas for the 2nd CEP Dagstuhl seminar in May 2010 and with a new University course:
Draft - Beyond Simple CEP/ed(B)PM

ReFLEX - Reinforcing FLEXibility of SMEs by using dynamic business process management

Call FP7-SME-2010-1, closed 3rd of Dec

A proposal was submitted together with FZI Karlsruhe as coordinator, ICCS Greece, MASFAK Serbia, GP Investments Serbia, VAJOMAG Macedonia

eLearning Africa 2010

LEARN, SHARE, NETWORK
May 26-28, 2010, Lusaka, Zambia
http://www.elearning-africa.com/

eLearning Africa is a conference that focuses on information and communication technologies (ICTs) for development, education and training in Africa. Serving as a pan-African platform, eLearning Africa links a network of decision makers from governments and administrations with universities, schools, governmental and private training providers, industry and important partners in development cooperation. Conference languages are English and French. The event will be accompanied by an exhibition.

We submit a halfday workshop and a presentation about CloudBox edBPM
1) What is edBPM and why it is needed for the Future Internet of Things and Services
2) Some hands-on with an edBPM-platform in order to illustrate what it means and which skills are needed in the future
3) The CloudBox approach - based on Technology Enhanced Learning - and its special perspective for Africa

DEBS 2010 - 4th ACM International Conference on Distributed Event-Based Systems (DEBS)

King's College, Cambridge, UK
July 12-15, 2010
http://debs10.doc.ic.ac.uk/

The 4th ACM International Conference on Distributed Event-Based Systems (DEBS) builds on the success of first three editions from 2007. DEBS Conference success is rooted in five editions of the DEBS workshops held from 2002 to 2006 in companion with major conferences such as ICDCS, ICSE, and SIGMOD/PODS. The conference has received full ACM sponsorship since 2009.
The objectives of the DEBS Conference are to provide a forum dedicated to the dissemination of original research, the discussion of practical insights, and the reporting on relevant experience relating to event-based computing that was previously scattered across several scientific and professional communities. The conference also aims at providing a forum for academia and industry to exchange ideas, for example, through industry papers and demo papers.

We submit a tutorial "Business Value CEP/edBPM", a contribution of the EPTS Working Group WGBV.

9th Expert Meeting Event-Driven Business Process Management (ED-BPM)

Runtinger Säle, Regensburg
December 7-8, 2009

Agenda
Pictures and downloads...

EASSy-project proposal for FP7/call 5, objective 1.2b got status "NESSI Strategic Project", October 8, 2009

NESSI is the Networked European Software and Services Initiative. NESSI has running some projects in FP7. In this context the EASSy proposal was evaluated as a NESSI Strategic Project. The presentation was evaluated as "excellent".

2nd workshop "Event-Driven Business Process Management" at the Nessi ServiceWave 2009, Stockholm/Sweden, November 24-27

In continuation of our first edBPM workshop at the ServiceWave 2008 in Madrid December 2008, the second workshop is accepted for the next ServiceWave 2009, collocated with the ICSOC:
http://www.servicewave.eu/Nessi/
http://www.icsoc.org/
This workshop presents the challenges in realizing Event-Driven BPM and describe a conceptual reference model and a reference architecture for it. This workshop will also address the integration of Complex Events, the current and future movement on edBPM-related standards (including hands-on examples and first prototypes), and the challenges of dynamically starting, stopping, terminating or changing Internet services driven by events. We will discuss our "Basic concepts and objectives of Event-driven Adaptiveness of Service-based Systems (EASSy)".
We will also present the objectives of our use cases from different application domains like SmartNavigation, SmartCity, SmartLogistics, SmartTransportation, SmartHealthcare etc. and the interdependencies of the domains and their use cases.

And we will also present and discuss a Technology-Enhanced-Learning-approach for teaching/training edBPM worldwide. The approach aims to implement a *distributed curricular learning community* centered around so called *CloudBoxes* aka "Experiential Simulation sandbox hosted on cloud computing resources". Centered around an *interdisciplinary, fast moving field of research and business application* (like Event-driven Business Process Management) it creates an „opportunity/learning cloud“ for people to engage in different ways:

* formal tertiary education (paid by learner): pre-selected modules ("learning sets") for different master level courses with diploma
* on-demand education (paid by learner or employer): engage only in the modules you are interested in, get certificate on the level you need – there should be at least 3 levels of expertise to reach in a module (basic, intermediate, expert or something like this – comparable to the EU competence frameworks A2, B2, C1 and maybe C2)
* customer education (paid by product company – marketing/sales costs): get free access to one module to experience the product and get trained – pre- or post-sales.

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Panel discussion "Reaching out - Event Processing and Business Process Management", Trento/Italy, September 21-23

The panel took place at the 5th EPTS symposion September:
more from Paul Vincent's Tibco Blog...
more about the EPTS-symposion from Opher Etzion's Blog...

Preassessment Meeting of EU-project proposal Cloudbox in Luxembourg August 11, 2009

"CloudBox" as a curricular learning community in the new field of edBPM merging tertiary, on-demand and customer education is a project proposal for FP7, call 5, objective 4.2 (Technology Enhanced Learning), challenge "Linking individual and organisatorial learning".
Questions of the preassessment meeting were the discussion about the contents, the project type IP or STREP and the project consortium.

The 5th EPTS event processing symposium - September 21-23, 2009

The 5th EPTS Event Processing Symposium takes place in the conference room of the Faculty of Economics. The location is in downtown Trento, at walking distance from Piazza Duomo (1min), as well from the train station (10min) and most of the hotels.

Facoltà di Economia
via Inama 5, I-38122 Trento
tel. +39 0461 882100
presidenza@economia.unitn.it

Attention: Participants can also access the conference hall directly from Via Antonio Rosmini 48.
Website: http://events.unitn.it/en/eps09/venue

XING-Treffen IT-Management - September 10, 2009
"Alte Messe" auf der Theresienhoehe, Munich, starting from 6:30 pm.

CITT will talk about
"Neues Paradigma in der IT: Complex Event Processing und Event-Driven Business Process Management"
Agenda ...

Alumni-meeting of the 1st generation of the 80s

This year, the inventors of a User Interface Management System for X-Windows, Motif, MS-Windows, Presentation Manager/OS/2, C-tools and CAD/CAM CNC-programming platforms met again.
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Ideas about use cases for CEP respectively edBPM

At present, we are looking for appropriate use cases for our project proposal for the 7th European Framework Programme about Future Internet of Things and Services, based on Complex Event Processing or Event-Driven (Business) Process Management.
We can submit such a project proposal in different kinds, as a smaller STREP (Specific Targeted Research Project) or a larger IP (Integrated Project). Our potential consortium believes that the proposal is comprehensive enough to get submitted as an IP although we have learned from some events of the European Commission that “… an IP must change the world”.
more...

Zweites BITKOM Anwender-Forum SOA

Reifegrad, Wirtschaftlichkeit und Zukunft Serviceorientierter Architekturen
Donnerstag, 28. Mai 2009
Hotel Mövenpick, Frankfurt am Main
Rainer v. Ammon (CITT), Christoph Emmersberger (Senacor), Rainer Miethig (CACEIS), Bernhard Seeger (RTM)
"Event-Driven BPM and its Practical Application - Taking the Example of DHL, Teambank and CACEIS Bank Deutschland"
Begleitbroschuere_Forum_SOA_2009_web.pdf

Preassessment Meeting of EU-project proposal EASSy in Brussels May 26-27, 2009

May 26-27, 2009. Location: SAP, Brussels office
The core team consists of IBM, FZI Karlsruhe, SAP and CITT so far. On 27th of May, the core team had a meeting with members of the European Commission.

IBM Haifa Research Labs has taken the coordinator role of EU-project proposal edBPM/DoReMoPat

IBM Haifa Research Labs has taken the coordinator role on 21st of March after our visit at Haifa. IBM or SAP were also the suggestions of our potential or already committed consortium partners and it was also the opinion of some evaluators or experienced attendees at the EU-events of ServiceWave08/Madrid, SSOKU09/Brussels and Proposers Day 09/Budapest. So, there is still a lot to do, but to find the right partner for the coordinator role was a very important step. And IBM HRL is not a new partner, but we are working together since the start of CITT in 2005 when Professor David Luckham made the contact to Dr. Opher Etzion/IBM HRL when we visited Stanford University for a first workshop with David. Opher then suggested a CEP/BPM-panel at the 1st CEP-symposium in March 2006 and asked me to chair the panel. This actually was the start of our edBPM-idea which we then continually developed as a new discipline of Event-Driven Business Process Management as an enhancement of BPM by the new concepts of especially Service Oriented Architecture, Event Driven Architecture, Software as a Service, Business Activity Monitoring and Complex Event Processing.

Business Process Management Conference 2009
Conference: 7-10 September 2009, Ulm/Germany

BPM 2009 is the seventh conference in a series that provides the most distinguished specialized forum for researchers and practitioners in business process management (BPM). The conference has a record of attracting innovative research of highest quality related to all aspects of business process management including theory, frameworks, methods, techniques, architectures, and empirical findings.

http://www.bpm2009.org/
One of the 8 workshops is
the 2nd International Workshop on Event-Driven Business Process Management (edBPM'09)
Submission deadline of the Call for Papers 7 May 2009

Meeting CITT / IBM Research Labs Haifa / Technion University
February 27 - March 4, 2009 in Israel/Haifa

The aim of the meeting was to discuss the role of IBM in the EU-project proposal EDBPM/DoReMoPat. Furthermore, the submission of the proposed international Master course of study EDBPM was discussed with the Technion University, the Haifa University and the Ben Gurion University in Jerusalem. Also Rainer v. Ammon was invited for the Master examination of Alex Kofman at the Technion University where he was a referee.

Abstract of our presentation at IBM Haifa Labs
Pictures...

2nd Dagstuhl Seminar "Event Processing" May 16-20, 2010

Dagstuhl seminars, as many of you probably know, are very prestige, in the fact that a collection of people the are considered the top experts in a certain area are meeting in Schloss Dagstuhl, a relatively isolated castle in south west Germany, for four and half days to discuss the future and grand challenges of a certain area. There is a keen competition on slot in Dagstuhl. In May 2007, the first Dagstuhl seminar on event processing has been conducted, it was organized by two distinguished members of our community - Professor Mani Chandy and Dr. Rainer von Ammon, and myself. It has a strong participation from industry (actually - a record high for Dagstuhl) along with academic people. The results of that seminar was to determine the research challenges in that area. The same organizing team has applied for a second Dagstuhl seminar, and I am glad to tell you that our proposal has been accepted. This is a vote of confidence about the importance of this area to the larger computing community.

The way it was described in the proposal is, as follows:

The Dagstuhl seminar should be future looking. We hope to have a significant participation of industry participants (vendors, customers, analysts) in addition to academic people, in order to focus on macro level topics. Since the event processing as a discipline is relatively young, there is still work to shape it and determine:
o What are the current trends
o What are the big challenges
o What the research community should do in order to advance the area
o What are the boundaries and synergies with other areas
o What are the truly fundamental issues? Is there a theory of event processing? If so, how is it related to other theories and other fundamental concepts? What are the similarities in event processing in diverse areas such as discrete event simulation, graphic programming, concurrent computing, databases, sensor fusion, pub/sub system, parallel computing and others.

The end result should get us closer to the "event processing manifesto" defining the area, which will answer these questions.

The aim is to influence the direction in the future generations of products as well as the research agenda. The reports of the 2009 EPTS working groups will serve as an input for the seminar discussions. The seminar will be affiliated with EPTS.

Participation is by invitation only, and the list of invitees is carefully prepared in order to be able to achieve the seminar's goals.

We would like to maintain (and even increase) the level of participation from industry, and would like to solicit nominations for participation from EPTS members. If you are interested to participate or nominate any person from your company, please let us know (please add a short Bio).

Opher Etzion (OPHER(at)il.ibm.com)

3rd ACM International Conference on Distributed Event-based Systems (DEBS 2009)
July 6-9, 2009,
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN, USA

Sponshorship: ACM SIGSOFT and SIGMOD

Abstract submission: February 23, 2009
Paper submission: March 2, 2009
The DoReMoPat-consortium will also meet to work on the EU project proposal.

http://debs09.isis.vanderbilt.edu

AAAI 2009 Spring Symposium Series
March 23–25, 2009 at Stanford University

The Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence, in cooperation with Stanford University’s Department of Computer Science, is pleased to present the 2009 Spring Symposium Series. One of the symposia is dedicated to "Intelligent Event Processing"

The DoReMoPat-consortium will also meet to work on the EU project proposal

http://www.aaai.org/Symposia/Spring/sss09symposia.php#ss05

FP7-ICT Proposers' Day 2009
22 January 2009, Budapest, Hungary

Organised by The European Commission's Information Society and Media Directorate-General, in cooperation with the Hungarian National Office for Research and Technology

Members of our DoReMoPat-project proposal will also attend.

http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/events/budapest_2009/index_en.htm

SSOKU 2009 - 1st European Conference on Software Services and SOKU technologies
13-14 January 2009 - Diamant Conference Center, Brussels, Belgium

This conference, jointly organised by the projects 3S and CHALLENGERS, will set the foundation for an annual European Summit on Software Services and Service Oriented Knowledge Utilities technologies. More than 200 experts, including high level researchers, top industrial and political representatives from the European Commission and from national authorities, will come together for two days, to discuss the future of Grids & Software and Service oriented Architectures.

Registration deadline for papers Jan 07, 2009
Our DoReMoPat-consortium will also attend as one of the exhibitors
http://www.eu-ecss.eu/conference/
Pictures...

ServiceWave 2008
"Future of the Internet of Services"
Madrid/Spain, December 10 - 13, 2008

Program...
Our workshop submission about:
Event-Driven Business Process Management...
Agenda...
Pictures...

8th Expert Meeting Event-Driven Business Process Management (ED-BPM)

Runtinger Säle, Regensburg
December 8-10, 2008

Final agenda
In the morning sessions of the first day, the DoReMoPat-consortium will meet again to work on the EU project proposal but sessions will be open for everybody
more...

7th IIR-Forum "Business Process Management"
http://www.bpm-event.com/
October 7 - 8, 2008
Hilton Hotel Mainz/Germany

Our presentation about:

Event-Driven Business Process Management - Taking the Example of Hamburger Sparkasse

FIS 2008 "Future Internet Symposium"
http://www.fis2008.org/
1st International Workshop on Complex Event Processing for Future Internet - Realizing Reactive Future Internet -
September 28 - 30, 2008
Vienna/Austria

Our presentation about:

Presentation "Event-Driven Business Process Management - Taking the Example of DHL"

Paper "Event-Driven Business Process Management and its Practical Application Taking the Example of DHL"

Teaching Event Processing
Presentation of a proposal for a new Master course of study
"Event-Driven Business Process Management"

Presentation...
Draft version...
Discussion with the members of the Event Processing Technical Society EPTS at the Event Processing Symposium
September 17 - 19, 2008
Stamford, CT, USA

Annual EPTS Event Processing Symposium
co-located with the Gartner Event Processing Summit

September 17 - 19, 2008
Stamford, CT, USA
Agenda...
more...
Videos of the presentations...

Focus Group for EuroPLoP 2008
“Domain-specific Complex Event and Rule Patterns”

July 9 - 13, 2008
Irsee Monastery, Bavaria, Germany

http://hillside.net/europlop/
Agenda for the focus group...
Working on the EU project proposal DoReMoPat…

DEBS 2008
2nd International Conference on Distributed Event-Based Systems

July 1 - 4, 2008
Rome, Italy

http://debs08.dis.uniroma1.it/
more...

Back from U.S.

Christoph Emmersberger and Florian Springer have finished their theses at Oracle Redwood Shores

more...

BPM/BAM/CEP/SOA/EDA-Workshop in Ireland

February 15-22, 2008

Part 1...
Part 2...
Part 3...

Fachtagung "6. Expertengespräch BPM/BAM/CEP/SOA/EDA"

Runtinger Säle, Regensburg
14./15. Januar 2008

Agenda...
Agenda as .doc file...
pictures...

Vortrag zum Thema Oracle BPEL, BAM und CEP sowie SOPWARE der deutschen Post
25.10.2007, 15:15-15:45, FH Regensburg, Raum U213

Im Rahmen ihrer Diplomarbeit stellen die beiden Mitarbeiter des CITT Florian Springer und Christoph Emmersberger in einer Kurzpräsentation die Technologien Oracle BPEL, BAM (Business Activity Monitoring) und CEP (Complex Event Processing) sowie SOPWARE, das OpenSource SOA Framework der Deutschen Post an der Fachhochschule Regensburg vor.

Die beiden Diplomanden sind seit 01.09.2007 mit ihrer Diplomarbeit beschäftigt, die sie zum Teil auch bei Oracle in Redwood Shores / Kalifornien mitten in der Entwicklungsabteilung der CEP Plattform unter der Leitung von Shailandra Mishra anfertigen.

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Industrie-Partner der FH Regensburg und des CITT stellen Projektaufgaben aus dem "realen BPM-Leben" vor
12. Oktober 2007

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IBM Workshop Websphere Modeler/Choreographer/Business Monitor bei IBM Böblingen
10. Oktober 2007

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Drittes internationales Symposium über Complex Event Processing und Business Activity Monitoring

"The third Event Processing symposium is scheduled to take place together with the Gartner Event Processing Summit, Orlando, Florida, September 18th - 21th, 2007."

Agenda of the CEP-symposium will follow
more about the Gartner Summit...
Teilnahme am dritten CEP Symposium ist - wie immer - begrenzt und erfolgt auf Einladung.

Fachtagung "5. Expertengespräch BPM/BAM/CEP/SOA/EDA"

Runtinger Säle, Regensburg
25./26. Juni 2007

Agenda
downloads of the presentations...

The Second International Workshop on
Event-driven Architecture, Processing and Systems (EDA-PS’07)

In conjunction with VLDB 2007,
September 23-28 2007
Vienna University of Technology, Austria

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DEBS 2007

Inaugural Conference on Distributed Event-Based Systems, June 20th – 22th, Toronto
www.debs.msrg.utoronto.ca/collaborate/Workshop_Agenda
www.debs.msrg.utoronto.ca
Paper Submission March 14, 2007

Dagstuhl Seminar "Event Processing" 6-11 Mai 2007

mehr...
pictures...

Relationship Marketing Segeltörn ehemaliger Mummerts & Partner

Pfingsten 2007

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Systar/Claresco-Workshop
7/3/07 - 8/3/07, Großwallstadt

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Tibco-Workshop
1/3/07 - 2/3/07, Munich

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StreamBase-Workshop
February 12/2/07 - 14/2/07, London, Leathermarket

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First Conjoint Course "Event Processing"
between University and
University of Applied Sciences of Regensburg
March - July 2007

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Master Thesis-Workshop
December 27/06 - January 7/07, Union Hall/Ireland

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Fachtagung "4. Expertengespräch BPM/BAM/CEP/SOA/EDA"

Runtinger Säle, Regensburg
12/13. Dezember 2006

Agenda
more infos, pictures and downloads of the presentations...

Zweites internationales Symposium über Complex Event Processing und Business Activity Monitoring

"The second Event Processing symposium is scheduled to take place at Oracle Inc., Palo Alto, CA, November 7-9, 2006.”

Agenda

Pictures...

Teilnahme am zweiten Symposium ist begrenzt und erfolgt auf Einladung.

Workshop at the Oracle Headquarters in Palo Alto/Redwood City before and during the 2nd CEP-Symposium from 6/11/06 to 11/10/06

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SOA Days 2006, 20. und 21. September 2006, Bonn

"Integriertes Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) und Service Activity Monitoring (SAM) mittels Complex Event Processing (CEP)"

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First International Workshop on Event-driven Architecture, Processing and Systems (EDA PS’06)

Chicago, USA
18. September 2006
Colocated with ICWS 2006 / SCC 2006

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Pictures...

International Conference on Principles and Practices of Programming In Java (PPPJ 2006) of the University Mannheim

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Queen Mary 2 Event bei TietoEnator Hamburg

Vorträge

Queen Mary 2

Artikel über CITT und die Kooperation mit den Regensburger und Oberösterreichischen Hochschulen in der Mittelbayrischen Zeitung

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Lehrveranstaltung an der FH Oberöstereich SS06 mit der Deutschen Post und Interactive Objects

Titel: SOA / MDA / MDD

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Fachtagung "3. Expertengespräch BPM/BAM/CEP/SOA"

Runtinger Säle, Regensburg
19./20. Juni 2006

Vorträge

Fotos

Praktikum bei Coral8

Erste Berichte aus dem Praktikum bei Coral8

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Besuch Stanford University

Informationen und Bilder zu unserem Besuch in Stanford bei Prof. David Luckham online!

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Erstes internationales Symposium über Complex Event Processing und Business Activity Monitoring

"The first Event Processing symposium is scheduled to take place at IBM Research Labs., Yorktown Heights, NY, March 14-16, 2006. The goal is "community building" in the event processing arena. We will see how this venture proceeds as it is as yet early days. The organizing panel is Opher Etzion (IBM), Roy Schulte (Gartner), Mark Palmer (Progress/Apama) and Prof. Emeritus David Luckham/Stanford University.”

Teilnahme am ersten Symposium ist begrenzt und erfolgt auf Einladung.

Das CITT wird mit seinen Kooperationspartnern erste Case Studies vorstellen.

Vorläufige Agenda (pdf)

Letzte BPM/BAM-Expertengesprächsrunden

• JAX 2006, 8.-12. Mai 2006
• Business Integration Forum, 3.-6. April 2006

"Vom statischen Geschäftsprozess (mit ARIS eEPK) zum ausführbaren Geschäftsprozess (BPM) bis zum Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)"

Am Beispiel eines Geschäftsprozesses (auch live an einem mitgebrachten Beispiel aus dem Publikum) wird gezeigt, warum und wie der GP fein granularer und in der Regel neu modelliert werden muß, um zu einem ausführbaren GP in einer sogenannten Enterprise Plattform zu werden. An die Arbeitsschritte des GP werden Services gemäß einer SOA angeschlossen. Dabei werden verschiedene Verfahren wie Webservices, Apdapter gemäß J2EE Connector Architecture etc. verwendet. Zuletzt wird ein Business Activity Monitor angeschlossen, der z.B. die Key Performance Indikatoren misst und in einem Dashboard darstellt. Dabei werden Konzepte und der Stand der Kunst bzgl. Single Event Triggering, Realtime Event Daten-Verarbeitung, Event Streams Processing, Complex Event Processing und Event Abstracting gezeigt.

weitere Infos: JAX 2006
weitere Infos: Business Integration Forum

dynaTrace Take-Off Veranstaltung in Frankfurt/Main am 23. Februar 2006

Performance Optimierung von Java/J2EE und .NET Anwendungen. Diagnose, Testen, Tuning und Service Level Management

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