ReTIS'97
This is the last announcement of a conference who's aim is
to bring together people from industry and academia for
discussing the actual state of the art in re- and reverse
engineering, reuse as well as maintenance of information systems.
We apologize if our assumption, that you could be interested
in the topics of ReTIS'97 is not true or if you receive this
announcement several times through different channels.
For more detailed information in this event please follow this
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http://www.ifi.uni-klu.ac.at/Conferences/retis97/
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Program
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Thursday, 4 December
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8.45 Registration
9.15 Opening
9.30 -10.30 Invited Talk I
Experiences with Software Reengineering at sd&m.
Peter Br÷ssler; sd&m, Munich, Germany
11.00-12.30 Session I: Paradigm Migration
On the migration of Relational Schemas and Data
to Object-Oriented Database Systems.
Andreas Behm, Andreas Geppert, Klaus R.
Dittrich; University of Zurich; Switzerland
Converting Relational Schema to Object-Oriented
Schema: a Hybrid Approach.
Irene Kwan, Qing Li, Hong Kong;
Polytechnic University, China
14.30-16.00 Session II: Business Process Engineering
Business Process Driven Software engineering
with Application to a Telecommunications Order
Management System.
M. L. Hines, M.B. Johnson;
University of Missouri, Kansas City, USA
An Audience Centred Approach to Modelling for
Business Process Reengineering.
Geetha Abeysinghe, Peter Henderson,
Keith Phalp, Robert Walters,
Univ. of Southampton, UK
ADWoMan - Adaptive Dynamic Workflow Management
System.
M. de A. Silva,Djamel H. Sadok, Judith Kelner
Univ. de Pernambuco, Recife, Brazil
16.30-17.30 Poster Session
19.00 Conference Dinner
After Dinner Speech: Niko Schlamberger
Science, Profession, and Business - An Address
by the President of the Slovenian Society
INFORMATIKA
Friday, 5 December
8.30-10.30 Session III: Techniques
Architecture Design of a Distributed System for
Cooperative and Remote Software Support
and Maintenance.
Maria Barra, Giuseppe Cattaneo, Vittorio Scarano;
Universita di Salerno, Italy
Type Approximation for Scheme discovery.
Takao Miura, Isamu Shioya;
Sanno College, Japan
Program Slicing for Large Systems
Christoph Steindl; J.K. University Linz, Austria
Year 2000 Reengineering in Geographically
Distributed Organisations
Rainer Gimnich; IBM Stuttgart, Germany
11.00-12.00 Invited Talk II:
Presentation of Unicontrol.helpdesk,
a product of Optimum Data AG, developped in
cooperation with the University of
Klagenfurt
14.00-15.30 Session IV: Legacy Systems
Using Graph Technology for Reverse and
Reengineering.
Katja Cremer; RWTH Aachen, Germany
An evaluation Framework of Legacy Systems
in a Migration Perspective.
K. Menhoudj, M. Ou-Halima;
INSA Villeurbanne, France
Legacy systems in distributed object architecture.
Matja B. Juric, Marjan Herieko, Ivan Rozman;
University of Maribor, Slovenia
15.30-16.30 Closing Discussion
The CASSAM future
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Conference aims and scope
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Up to now the domain of software engineering mainly
addresses the "productive" - development oriented -
phases of the software life cycle. Lots of design and
development concepts, methods, models and tools including
those for structuring and managing the development process
itself have been invented and discussed. Against that, the
exploitation/production period, exceeding the development
cycle and being productive for the user, was more or less
on the sidelines of attention.
Users, however, need productive systems - they need support
and maintenance, and this for all years until retirement or
migration of the software.
Support and maintenance need computerised methods and tools.
This leads to the notion of CASSAM (Computer Aided Software
Support and Maintenance). The ReTISÆ97 event of the ReTIS
(Re-Technologies for Information Systems) conference series
is dedicated to these aspects.
ReTIS conferences are aimed to bring together people from
business, research and industry who are concerned with and
interested in re-technologies for information system
development and usage.
The ReTISÆ97 contributions are a balanced mix of reports
from research and application giving a broad insight into
the state of the art concerning problems and solutions
within the context of software maintenance and re-engineering.
Main topics are techniques, issues of legacy systems,
methods and paradigms for migration, and business process
engineering aspects of re-engineering. The papers have been
reviewed each by three reviewers and selected with an
acceptance rate of 50%.
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Conference Location
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The conference will be held at the University campus in
Klagenfurt, Austria. The campus is located been downtown
Klagenfurt and one of EuropeÆs most scenic lakes,
the W÷rthersee.
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Transportation
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Klagenfurt has an international airport with daily flights
from and to Frankfort, Hamburg, Zurich and Vienna.
Railway connections exist to all European cities.
Motorways connect Klagenfurt to Germany, Hungary, Italy,
Slovenia and Switzerland.
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For electronic registration, news, maps and further
Informations see
http://www.ifi.uni-klu.ac.at/Conferences/retis97/
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Conference Secretary
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Christine Seger
Institut f’r Wirtschaftsinformatik und Anwendungssysteme
Universit„t Klagenfurt
Universit„tsstrasse 65-67
A-9020 Klagenfurt
Austria
Email: tina@ifi.uni-klu.ac.at
Tel.: ++43-463-2700-578
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Program Chair
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Prof. Dr. Heinrich C. Mayr
University of Klagenfurt
Universit„tsstraže 65-67
A-9020 Klagenfurt
Tel: ++43-463-2700-578
Fax: ++43 463 2700 505
Email: mayr@ifi.uni-klu.ac.at
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