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This document provides information about the IFIP WG 8.1 Working Conference on Engineering Methods in the Service Oriented Context. It discusses the conference committee, topics, submissions, selection process, program, and organization. The conference received 30 paper submissions from 14 countries, with 19 papers accepted. The program included keynote talks, a tutorial, and 6 technical sessions over 2.5 days. It was organized at the University of Paris 1 and included discussions, presentations, and a conference dinner in Paris.
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ME11 Opening
- 1. IFIP WG 8.1 Working Conference on Method EngineeringEngineering Methods in the Service Oriented Context
- 2. Conference Committee Program Committee – 48 members from IFIP WG 8.1 and Method Engineering Community Organising team: Elena Kornyshova, Charlotte Hug, Adrian Iacovelli Organising Chair RébeccaDeneckère, University of Paris 1 Program Chair Isabelle Mirbel, University of Nice General Chair Jolita Ralyté, University of Geneva
- 3. Theme of the Conference Engineering Methods in the Service-Oriented Context Topics: Fundamentals of Method Engineering Methods and Tools for Specific Domains Method Evaluation and Experiences Supportive Tools Four categories of contributions: Research papers, Practice reports, Position papers, Posters
- 4. Submissions 30 papers submitted Authors from 14 countries Netherlands 10 France 9 Germany 8 Spain 8 China 7 India 7 Canada 4 Hungary 3 Iran 3 Sweden 3 Australia 2 Ireland 1 Switzerland 1 United Arab Emirates 1
- 5. Selection Process 3 reviewers allocated to each paper 3 reviews per paper used for the final selection PC meeting in Nice the 26thof November 2010 Accepted 19 papers: 13 full papers 6 short papers Proceedings: IFIP AICT Vol. 351, Springer
- 6. Conference Program Keynote Talks: An Assessment of Method Engineering by NaveenPrakash Application of Method Engineering Principles in Practice: Lessons Learned and Prospects for the Future by Marko Bajec Tutorial Creating Self-Describing Method Component Repositories with ISO/IEC 24744 by César González-Pérez
- 7. Conference Program 6 Technical sessions: Session I: Situated Method Engineering Session II: Method Engineering Foundations Session III: Customized Methods Session IV: Tools for Method Engineering Session V: New Trends to Build Methods Session VI: Method Engineering for Services Extra session ESSENSE – A Kernel of Essentials for Software Engineering (Brian Elvesæter, SINTEF, Norway)
- 8. Technical Session Structure Full paper: 35 min 20 min presentation 15 min discussion (discussant slide + plenary discussion) Short paper: 15 min presentation 10 min discussion (discussant slide + plenary discussion) A Discussant is assigned to each presentation Role of a Discussant To give a critical review of the paper by using a template (2-3 min)
- 9. Discussant Slide What is the main novelty/contribution of the paper? How will this novelty/contribution improve ME practice or ME research? What are the main problems with the novelty/contribution and/or with the paper? Can the proposed approach be expected to work in real-life situations? Questions to the authors:
- 10. Conference Organisation Conference room: Salle 1 – Panthéon(1st floor) Internet: Wireless – login and password in your bag Lunch: Wednesday and Friday: ‘Au Bistrot La Montagne’ restaurant Thursday: ‘L’écritoire’ restaurant Please, have your lunch ticket of the day Coffee breaksnext to the registration desk (1st floor)
- 11. Conference Dinner MUSEE DU VIN 5/7 Square Charles Dickens - Rue des Eaux 75016 PARIS Thursday, April 21st, 8 pm Meeting 7h15 pm in front of the university or… - Metro : ligne n° 6, station "Passy" - RER C : station "Champs de mars - Tour-Effel" - Bus : n°72
- 12. Enjoy the conference and Have a nice time in Paris!