Ateliers
Mercredi, 23 janvier
2008
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W1
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Open
Source Best Practices |
W2
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Practice
and Theory of IT Security (PTITS'2008) |
| W3 |
SOA:
Challenges and benefits for an effective intra- and inter-enterprise
architecture
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| Détails des ateliers (texte original) |
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Titre
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(W1) Open Source Best Practices
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Thématique
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The commercial use of open source is hindered by
many factors. These include a lack of integration with traditional
requirements-driven product development approaches, licensing issues, a
clash with existing corporate culture, and the perception that in order
to benefit from open source you need to open your source to the outside
world. The goal of this workshop is to bring together researchers and
practioners with experience in open source adoption and value creation
from open source, and to document the best practices. Topics include
(but are not limited to):
- Product development front-end: OSS often starts
with a specific user need. There is no systematic process by which
customer requirements are collected.
- Licensing: Licenses are a powerful tool for
business strategy, but ensuring that your software properly adheres to
the licensing terms of open source components you build on can be
challenging.
- Open source adoption: Open source development
practices often clash with existing corporate culture. How do we create
an environment receptive to the adoption of open source?
- Internal use of open source development
practices: What lessons from open source projects can we apply to the
organization of internal projects
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Organisateurs
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- Michael Weiss (nom@sce.carleton.ca), Carleton
University, Ottawa, Canada
- Tony Bailetti (prenom.nom@sce.carleton.ca),
Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada
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Dates
clés
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- Date limite pour soumission: Mercredi, 19
décembre, 2007
- Notification des auteurs: Lundi, 7 janvier, 2008
- Version finale due: Vendredi, 18 janvier, 2008
- Atelier: Mercredi, 23 janvier, 2008
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Pour
en savoir plus ...
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http://www.carleton.ca/tim/events/wosbp2008/
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| Titre
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(W2) Practice and Theory of IT
Security
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| Thématique |
This workshop is a quality scientific
meeting where
researchers can present original contributions on information
technology security
and privacy, applied or theoretical. More precisely, topics of
this workshop include (but are not limited to):
- Network
security.
- Application and middleware security.
- Operating systems security.
- Intrusion detection and protection.
- Cryptography and cryptographic protocols.
- Access control requirements and models.
- Language based security.
- Information protection and hiding.
- Semantic foundations of IT security.
- Security and privacy in web services and
e-commerce
- IT issues related to legal requirements
The workshop will
provide a
balanced mix
of technical papers, implementation experiences, applications and case
studies. |
Organisateurs
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- Kamel Adi (prenom.nom@uqo.ca),
Université du
Québec en
Outaouais, Gatineau (Qc), Canada
- Mourad Debbabi (nom@ciise.concordia.ca),
Concordia University, Montreal (Qc), Canada
- Luigi Logrippon (prenom.nom@uqo.ca),
Université du Québec en
Outaouais, Gatineau (Qc), Canada
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Dates
clés
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- Date limite pour soumission: Mercredi, 19
décembre, 2007
- Notification des auteurs: Lundi, 7 janvier, 2008
- Version finale due: Vendredi, 18 janvier, 2008
- Atelier: 23 janvier, 2008
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Pour
en savoir plus ...
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http://w3.uqo.ca/ptits/
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| Titre |
(W3)
SOA:
Challenges and benefits for an effective intra- and inter-enterprise
architecture |
| Thématique |
SOA brings a
new perspective not only to software architecture but also to
enterprises as it promotes the use of loosely coupled services to
automate intra- and inter-enterprise business processes. However, the
adoption of SOA raises several challenges including the scope of
services (fine- vs. coarse-grained services) and governance. The
workshop aims at bringing together researchers and practitioners to
exchange ideas and experiences about challenges and potential benefits
for an effective intra and inter-enterprise architecture. The list of
topics includes (but is not limited to):
- SOA Concepts
- Scope of services
- SOA governance
- Roadmap for SOA adoption
- Benefits and pitfalls of SOA
- Industry offerings
- Industrial experiences
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| Organisateurs |
- Ismail Khriss (prenom_nom@UQAR.QC.CA),
Université du Québec à Rimouski,
Rimouski (Qc), Canada
- Eric Lefebvre (prenom.nom@etsmtl.ca),
École de Technologie Supérieure,
Montréal (Qc), Canada
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| Dates
clés |
- Deadline for submission: Monday, December
3rd, 2007
- Notification of acceptance, Monday, December
17th, 2007
- Workshop day: Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008
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| Pour
en savoir plus ... |
http://ikhriss.uqar.qc.ca/SOAWorkshopProgram.htm |
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