Archive for the ‘Visit to DSV’ Category

Presentation by A/Prof. Karim Baina

Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

Last Friday (16th of April 2010) A/Prof Karim Baina, visiting Syslab, gave a presentation on Enterprise Architecture as well as the work of his reserch team at Ensias.

The slides of the presentation can be found Karim.Baïna.EA.Talk@SYSLAB.16April2010.slides.long.version.pdf.
CV of A/Prof. Karim Baina can be found Karim.Baïna.EA.Talk@SYSLAB.16April2010.agenda.pdf.

Seminar on Value Encounters by Hans Weigand

Friday, October 30th, 2009

This week Hans Weigand and his PhD student Jeewani Jayasinghe from Tilburg University visited us for doing research on value based service modeling. We discussed the relationships between web services and “real” services and how conflicts can be detected when combining services. Hans also gave a presentation on value encounters as a means for capturing the logic of co-creation of value.

Dr. Chun Ouyang’s visit at DSV – 17-21 Nov 2008

Monday, November 24th, 2008

Last week Dr. Chun Ouyang from the BPM group at QUT visited us. She used the opportunity to stop over in Stockholm after her conference trip to the 6th IEEE European Conferecne on Web Services held 12-14 November in Dublin.

Chun is known for her work on mapping BPMN to BPEL and BPEL to Petri nets. Recently Chun has been involved in the implementation of YAWL4Film. YAWL4Film is an extension of YAWL for supporting the film production process in the film industry in Australia. At DSV Chun gave a very interesting and inspiring presentation of this work. More about it can be read here.
Chun’s visit is a continuation of our cooperation with the BPM group at QUT, which I regularly visit (latest in July-August 2008).

During Chun’s one week stay at DSV we worked on:
– Migration of YAWL4Film and the Conference case to the new release of YAWL, YAWL 2.0
– A new project proposal at QUT, which will be related to our project proposal on Service Oriented Architecture for Knowledge Intensive Processes– The book chapters for the YAWL book in which we are involved.

Thanks for your visit Chun!