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NCC 2001 is a full-day workshop. The agenda for the day is shown below, as is
the overall workshop structure.
Workshop Agenda
The Workshop Agenda is available here in PDF format.
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Time
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Activity
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8:30a
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8:45a
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Welcome (Scott Tilley,
University of California, Riverside, USA)
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8:45a
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9:15a
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The State of Net-Centric Computing
in Early 2001
Scott Tilley, University of
California, Riverside, USA
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9:15a
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10:00a
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Decomposition (Eleni Stroulia,
University of Alberta, Canada)
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Mechanically Transforming a Legacy Application into a
Network Application, Ira
Baxter, Semantic Designs Inc., USA
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Experience in Migrating Legacy Systems to the Web,
Walt Scacchi, University of California, Irvine, USA
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Call Control Component Implementing Converged Telephony
Internet Networks, Paolo Falcarin, Politecnico
di Torino, Italy
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Open discussion
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10:00a –
10:30a
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Nutrition break (Harbor, Dockside
foyers)
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10:30a –
12:00p
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Development (Kostas
Kontogiannis, University of Waterloo, Canada)
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VARLET/BABEL: Toolkit for Net-Centric Legacy Data
Integration, Yury Bychkov, University of Victoria, Canada
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Web-Centric Business Process Reengineering,
Pierpaolo Gallucci,
University of Sannio, Italy
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Reengineering for Evolution of Distributed Information
Systems,
Jörg Wadsack, University of
Paderborn, Germany
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microSynergy: Generative Tool Support for Networking
Embedded Controllers, Marc d’Entremont University of Victoria,
Canada
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IT-based service as solution for workgroup/cooperations,
Markus Wiedeler, Fraunhofer
ISST, Germany
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Open discussion
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12:00p –
2:00p
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Lunch (Metro East foyer)
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2:00p
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3:30p
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Deployment (Kenny Wong,
University of Alberta, Canada)
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Performance Optimization Appraisal on Web-enabling Legacy
Applications, Rajagopal Raman, Infosys Technologies Ltd., India
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Towards A Reference Architecture for Service Integration
on the WEB,
Eleni Stroulia, University of Alberta, Canada
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Towards a Web-centric Legacy System Migration Framework,
Ying Zou, University
of Waterloo, Canada
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Open discussion
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3:30p
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4:00p
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Nutrition break (Harbor, Dockside
foyers)
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4:00p
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5:15p
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Discussion (Jens Jahnke,
University of Victoria, Canada)
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5:15p
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5:30p
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Wrap-up (Organizing Committee)
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Workshop Structure
NCC 2001 is a full-day event, structured around theme-oriented presentations
made by recognized experts in the field. Following each presentation, the
workshop participants will engage in structured discussion. The idea is to
foster the exchange of ideas and information in an informal setting, but with
some boundaries placed on topics and time to ensure that the workshop stays on
schedule.
In keeping with the theme of "Migrating to the Web," NCC 2001
focuses on issues related to reengineering legacy systems for use in an NCC
environment. Of particular interest are holistic techniques for Web-enabling
existing applications that integrate various reengineering aspects (e.g., code,
data, and user interface reengineering) into a "whole system"
modernization process. The workshop is structured around three central issues:
- Decomposing legacy systems to identify logical components representing
essential functionality;
- Developing a new Web-enabled system using these logical components; and
- Deploying the system in an NCC environment.
Participants of NCC 2001 were asked to submit short position papers to help
ensure that all workshop attendees are actively engaged in the exchange of
information, and not just silent witnesses to the event. information, and not
just silent witnesses to the event. However, everyone is welcome to participate
in the workshop during the day. Academics with an interest in legacy system
reengineering, software evolution, and the Web will likely be enticed by the
theme of NCC 2001. Industry professionals with real-world experience in areas
such as Web-enabling legacy systems, securing networked applications, and using
XML for component integration will find NCC 2001 a unique opportunity for an
exchange of experience and ideas with others in the field.
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