1st ASG-Week in Poznan

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Participants

When and Where

Poznan University of Economics, Poznan, Poland, 25-28 October 2004

Summary

The ASG-Week as an instrument of the Integrated Project Adaptive Services Grid promote a successful project ongoing, to adjust the project objectives and to exchange actual developments and trends of both, the internal project work and the external needs.

First meeting day

• fixing the ASG Terminology and a common understanding
• discussing business scenarios and service offers for long-term aims on commercial impact and industrial exploitation
• Proposals on Corporate Design for project publicity and several project templates

Second meeting day

• internal knowledge transfer through a Scientific Session "ASG-related Methodology, Concepts, Architectures and Tools" (see below) with experts of all involved work components

• intensive R&D work within multi-component workshops for discovering new ideas, approaches or Knowledge

Next Dates

• Scientific Session "Architecture and Software Processes" (Multicomponent Workshop lead by the Architecture Board) in Munich, Germany, 29-30 Nov 2004
• C-7 Workshop in Vienna, Austria, 1-2 Dec 2004, discussing scenarios in Telematics, Telecom and IT Enterprise
• C-4 Workshop in Potsdam, Germany, December 2004
• 2nd ASG-Week in Innsbruck, 31 Jan - 2 Feb 2005
• ASG-PhD-Session at BIS-Conference Poznan April 2005

Scientific Session "ASG-related Methodology, Concepts, Architectures and Tools" in Poznan, 26 October 2004

Presentation-Topics

• Session ASG Development and Architecture
  • ASG Development process - Dirk Muthig (C-6, IESE, Germany)
  • Draft ASG Architecture - Architecture Board
    • ASG Architecture - Bottom-Up View - Andreas Polze (C-5, HPI, Germany)
• Session Concepts and Tools I
  • Service specification languages - Titi Roman (C-1, University Innsbruck, Austria)
    • Web Service Modeling Ontology and Language (WSMO/WSML)
    • Web Service Execution Environment & related tools
  • Service Discovery, Planning and Composition - Dominik Kuropka (C-2, HPI, Germany)
  • Service matchmaking - Kashif Iqbal (C-2, National University Galway, Ireland)
  • Service registries - Bernhard Tausch (C-2, University of Karlsruhe, Germany)
• Session Concepts and Tools II
  • Service Creation in the FAST Framework - Klaus Jank (C-3, Siemens, Germany)
  • Process Management: Concepts and Software - Mariusz Momotko(C-4, Rodan, Poland)
• Session Software Development
  • Towards an ASG Testbed - Peter Troeger (C-5, HPI, Germany)
  • PATS innovation lab for innovative Telecom Services - Josef Noll (C-7, Telenor, Norge)
  • Testbed Infrastructure in ASG Architecture - Peter Troeger (C-5, HPI, Germany)

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