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diff --git a/plugins/org.eclipse.osee.support.admin/eclipseCon/2008/Abstracts/.svn/text-base/presentation_planning.txt.svn-base b/plugins/org.eclipse.osee.support.admin/eclipseCon/2008/Abstracts/.svn/text-base/presentation_planning.txt.svn-base deleted file mode 100644 index 7e4b6c3521e..00000000000 --- a/plugins/org.eclipse.osee.support.admin/eclipseCon/2008/Abstracts/.svn/text-base/presentation_planning.txt.svn-base +++ /dev/null @@ -1,81 +0,0 @@ -See ../EclipseCon 2008.txt for more information - -jeff.c.phillips@boeing.com -donald.g.dunne@boeing.com -andrew.m.finkbeiner@boeing.com -<a href="http://www.eclipse.org/osee">Open System Engineering Environment</a> - -422 submittions - -"Long Talk" is 50 minutes -"Short Talk" is 10 minutes - -competitors, as Mike noted: - - You need to step out of your comfort zone as to what Eclipse is. It's no longer just about development tools. Eclipse now houses a wide range of "runtime" projects like application frameworks (service-oriented architecture (SOA) frameworks, etc.) or things one would expect to find in a Java application server. - - We've come up with a way to help multiple companies - including direct competitors - to work together on a level playing field to build next-generation platforms and then compete with the applications they build on top of this platform. In other words, they use Eclipse to collaborate on a platform and then compete on the products that run on the platform. - - Importantly, we're not just talking about enterprise software. In fact, Eclipse is now the standard for C/C++ development in the embedded/mobile market (the only real-time operating system company that hasn't standardized on Eclipse is Green Hills). So, in the mobile/embedded space we have Symbian, QNX, Wind River, Nokia, and others working together on common platforms, then aggressively competing on the products they build on top of these platforms. - -Submission Guidelines http://wiki.eclipse.org/EclipseCon_Submission_Guidelines -Selection Guidelines http://wiki.eclipse.org/EclipseCon_Selection_Guidelines -Talk Types http://www.eclipsecon.org/2008/?page=submissions/submissionspage2 -Category of Presentation http://www.eclipsecon.org/2008/?page=submissions/submissionspage3 - -Engineering Environment [Industry Vertical] -"Long Talk" - Don and Ryan - integrated, open source - saves millions on license fees - unlike many proprietary competitors - -The Intrapreneural Spirit [Business] -"Long Talk" - Don and Ryan - how to get an open source project through a large corporation - work with Eclipse foundation to find partners (GM) - Earned value - The education of an acedential C.E.O. - integration around the data - lean - deep integration - -Open System Engineering Environment: An Integrated Solution [Emerging Technologies] -"Short Talk" - Jeff and Andy - share BLAMs operations, - GUI is auto-generated - construct workflow from discovered operations - put data from web and store in artifacts - -The Cure for Your Disconnected Toolset Headache [Tools] -"Long Talk" - Don and Jeff - eliminate redundant data entry - Change Management - OSEE Application Framework including Object-Oriented Persistence Layer - -Take Courage and Arm Yourself With The Right Tooling To Embrace Change [Tools] -"Long Talk" - Jeff and Ryan - scales from small project to enterprise level - navigate traceability using skywalker (graphical aid in understanding the architecture) - pre-configured database (our demo database) - advanced searching - import - how to customize and extend (that opens their minds to possibilities) - data versus document delivery (give the customer the tool with the data) - Publishing - - individual requirement artifacts with fine grained (version, tracability) - mention eclipse open source - way to interact with audience - - Connectivity - - -Top 10 Deployment Secrets They Don't Want You To Know [Other] -"Long Talk" - Don and Andy - supporting large number of users - User experience and usability (HCI) - lesson about non-sw developers using an eclipse based product - general purpose is more complicated for the user than a limited scope tool - Escape from processes - (build workflow into the tool) - how do you encourage adoption of new tool - don't deploy and then leave for EclipseCon |