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24-25 June 2003, Eurescom Conference Centre, Heidelberg
Workshop CD available now !
The CD is available for € 100,- + 16% VAT = € 116,- incl. shipping.
The CD contains all presentations from the
workshop in PDF format as well as synchronised audio and PowerPoint
streams
of the sessions 2 to 6. This allows you to watch the presentations
as they were given at the workshop, including all animations,
and hear what the speaker said..
24 June 2003 |
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08.00-09.00 |
Registration |
09.00-09.10 |
Welcome |
Opening Session |
Chair: Uwe Herzog, Eurescom |
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Keynote from
Eurescom David Kennedy, Senior Programme Manager, Eurescom |
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XML Web
Services concept and architecture Jens Meinköhn, Pre-Sales Consultant and Project leader, T-Systems |
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Keynote: The roles
of Web Services in middleware and middleware-to-middleware integration Dr Seán Baker, Chief Corporate Scientist, Co-Founder, IONA |
10.40-11.10 |
Coffee Break |
Session 1 |
Business Models & Appllications for telcos This session will highlight business opportunities for telcos in Web Services, and explain how these business opportunities could look like. It will also give recommendations for which business opportunities telcos could pursue, and highlight some of the candidate applications. |
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Analysis of
business models for XML Web Services Dr Thomas Hoppe, Project Manager, T-Systems |
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XML Web Services
in Mobile Telecommunications - Opportunities and Challenges Dr Andreas Fasbender, Master Researcher, Ericsson |
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Using Web
Services for Telecom Applications: Parlay-X and Parlay Web Services Zygmunt Lozinski, President of the Parlay Group/Senior Technical Staff Member, IBM |
12.40-14.00 |
Lunch & Exhibition |
Session 2 |
Technologies and products for buiding Web
Services This session will look into technical aspects for providing Web Services. It will show what platform types are needed to provide Web Services, and present what the products available today are. For selected products an overview of their capabilities will be given, highlighting their strengths as well as aspects for which improvement is necessary. |
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Results from
product evaluation in Eurescom project P1209 Dave Milham, Senior, Research Engineer, BTexact |
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J2EE and Web
Services Christian Eisoldt, Java Systems Engineer, Sun Microsystems |
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Web Services on the .NET Platform Dirk Primbs, Technology advisor, .NET platform Strategy Group, Microsoft |
15.30-16.00 |
Coffee Break |
Session 3 |
Results from trials & security aspects The challenge for telecom operators is to use the Web Services concept and products for the deployment of telecom services. This means that on the one hand products must be carrier grade, but on the other hand operators must gain practical experiences in managing and provisioning services. This session will present results from experiments and trials with Web Services products. It will also take a close look at security issues and how they can be solved. |
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Results from
P1209 trials Peter Hofmann, Senior research expert, T-Systems |
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Security in
Web Services Sune Jakobsson, Researcher, Telenor |
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Web Services
Security with SOAP Security Proxies Tim Eckardt, co-CEO, Xtradyne Technologies |
17.45-19.30 |
Reception at Eurescom |
25 June 2003 |
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Session 4 |
Business opportunities & applications for
telcos This session will highlight business opportunities for telcos in Web Services, and explain how these business opportunities could look. It will also highlight some candidate applications areas. |
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Leveraging
the "c" in "ICT" through XML Web Services Marc Jadoul, Director Strategy & Business Development, Alcatel |
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Personalisation
with Web Services Dr Thanh van Do, Senior Scientist, Telenor |
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Application of Web
Services to consumer's attribute sharing: the Liberty framework Alain Poignet, Senior Consultant Engineer, Liberty Project, France Telecom R&D |
10.30-11.00 |
Coffee Break |
Session 5 |
Integration of web-services to business processes Web Services are often atomic and simple operations. In order to realise more advanced services it is necessary to combine them in a determined way. Unfortunately, the set of standards for Web Services (XML, SOAP; WSDL and UDDI) does not provide the means for orchestration, i.e. to describe the collaboration of Web Services. This session will give an overviewof the different methods and specifications for orchestration of web services to a higher value service, and show how Web Services can be integrated into business processes. It will also present an approach for how the whole service lifecycle can be effectively managed. |
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Overview of
Web Services Orchestration Lasse Pajunen, Researcher, Elisa Communications |
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Model Driven
WebServices Dr Diego Rapela, Senior Consultant, interactive Objects |
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Orchestrating Web Services in the context of the Business Brian Naughton, Director of Telecommunications, Sonic Software |
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12.30-13.45 |
Lunch & Exhibition |
Session 6 |
Platform integration & migration This session will discuss the use of Web Services for platform integration, and also show in which cases a migration from CORBA to Web Services appears reasonable. In the last presentation an XML schema that can be used for electronic billing in telcos is presented. |
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integration for mainframe, CORBA and J2EE applications Andreas Engel, IONA |
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Migration
from CORBA to Web Services Klaus-Peter Eckert, Senior Scientist, Fraunhofer FOKUS |
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Electronic billing
for telcos using a standard XML schema Jörn Hansen, Consultant, T-Systems |
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Wrap up and
closure David Kennedy, Senior Programme Manager, Eurescom |
15.30 |
Workshop end |
