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Programming Languages & Development Environments Seminar 2005

IBM Haifa Labs


Invitation Program Demonstrations Registration Abstracts

November 30, 2005
Organized by IBM Research Lab in Haifa, Israel


Seminar's Agenda PDF version for printing (50 KB)

09:15 Arrival

09:30 Welcome,
Michael Rodeh, Director of the Haifa Labs, VP, Storage Development Europe, STG

09:45 Keynote: HyperFlow: An Integrated Visual Query and Dataflow Language for End-user Information Analysis,
Ron Pinter, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
(Presentation)

10:45 Compile-time Verification of Properties of Heap Intensive Programs,
Mooly Sagiv, Tel Aviv University, Israel
(Presentation)

11:15 Break and demonstration session

11:45 Business Processes: Connecting the Design-time to the Run-time,
Joshua Fox, Director and Principal Software Architect, Mercury Interactive
(Presentation)

12:15 Safety Checks and Semantic Understanding via Program Analysis Techniques,
Nurit Dor, Inbal Ronen, and Sara Porat, IBM Haifa Research Lab
(Presentation)



12:45 JTL - The Java Tools Language,
Tal Cohen, Joseph (Yossi) Gil, and Itay Maman, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
(Presentation)

13:15 Lunch and demonstration session

14:15 Keynote: Model-driven and Service-oriented Development using Eclipse, J2EE, and Web Services,
Kyle Brown, Senior Technical Staff Member, IBM Software Services for WebSphere
(Presentation)

15:15 Coffee Break

15:30 Rhapsody: A Pragmatic Approach to Model-driven Development,
Eran Gery, VP Development, I-Logix Israel
(Presentation)

16:00 The COMPASS Assessment and Migration Framework,
Avi Yaeli, Netta Aizenbud, Jonathan Bnayahu, Nurit Dor, and Sara Porat, IBM Haifa Research Lab
(Presentation)

16:30 Concluding Remarks,
Gabi Zodik, Senior Manager, Software and Services Department, IBM Haifa Research Lab

 



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