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Tuesday 7th Dec |
Wednesday 8th Dec |
Thursday 9th Dec |
Friday 10th Dec |
9:00 – 10:30 |
Workshops |
Opening & KN1 |
KN2 |
KN3 |
10:30 – 11:00 |
Tutorials |
Coffee Break |
Coffee Break |
Coffee Break |
11:00 – 12:30 |
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P1 |
P2 |
P5 |
P6 |
P9 |
P8 |
12:30 – 13:30 |
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Lunch & Poster |
Lunch & Demo |
Lunch Break |
13:30 – 15:00 |
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P3 |
P4 |
P7 |
S3 |
P11 |
S5 |
15:00 – 15:30 |
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Coffee Break & Poster |
Coffee Break & Demo |
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15:30 – 17:00 |
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S1 |
Pan1 |
Pan2 |
Demo |
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17:00 – 18:30 |
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S2 |
P12 |
P10
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S4 |
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Welcome Reception |
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Banquet |
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Legend: P – Paper Session, S – Short Paper Session, KN – Keynote
TUESDAY - DECEMBER 7th
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Location\Time
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Hilton 1
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Hilton 2
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Market 1
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Market 2
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Market 3
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9 – 10:30
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WESOA
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SEE
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SOC-LOG
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Tutorial: Multi-disciplinary Views
of Business Contracts
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Tutorial: Scalable Services:
Under-standing Architec-ture Trade-off
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Coffee Break
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11 – 12:30
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WESOA
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SEE
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SOC-LOG
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Tutorial: Multi-disciplinary Views
of Business Contracts
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Tutorial: Scalable Services:
Under-standing Architecture Trade-off
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Break
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13:30 – 15:00
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WESOA
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SEE
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PAASC
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Tutorial: Quantitative Service
Analysis
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Tutorial: Crowd-Driven Processes
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Coffee Break
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15:30 – 17:00
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WESOA
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SEE
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PAASC
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Tutorial: Quantitative Service
Analysis
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Tutorial: Crowd-Driven Processes
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WEDNESDAY - DECEMBER 8th
Opening and Keynote 1: Jim Spohrer, IBM Almaden Research Center: Service Science Progress and Directions
P1 Service and Business Process Modeling (1)
- Business Process Model Abstraction based on Behavioral Profiles
Smirnov, Sergey; Weidlich, Mattdias; Mendling, Jan
- Root-Cause Analysis of Design-time Compliance Violations on the basis of Property Patterns
Elgammal, Amal; Turetken, Oktay; van den Heuvel, Willem-Jan;
Papazoglou, Mike
- Artifact-Centric Choreographies
Lohmann, Niels; Wolf, Karsten
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P2 Service Management (1)
- Adaptive Service Composition Based on Reinforcement Learning
Zhou, Xuan; Wang, Hongbing; Bouguettaya, Atdman
- A Service Execution Control Framework for Policy Enforcement
Tanaka, Masahiro; Murakami, Yohei; Lin, Donghui
- An integrated solution for runtime compliance governance in SOA
Birukou, Aliaksandr; D'Andrea, Vincenzo; Leymann, Frank;
Serafinski, Jacek; Silveira, Patricia; Strauch, Steve;
Tluczek, Marek
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P3 Service and Business Process Modeling (2)
- Resolving Business Process Interference Using Dynamic Reconfiguration
van Beest, Nick; Bulanov, Pavel; Wortmann, Hans;
Lazovik, Alexander
- Linked Data and Service Orientation
Wilde, Erik
- Risk Sensitive Value of Changed Information for Selective Querying of Web Services
Harney, John; Doshi, Prashant
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P4 Service Management (2)
- A Differentiation-Aware Fault-Tolerant Framework for Web Services
Kotonya, Gerald; Hall, Stephen
- Repair vs. Recomposition for Broken Service Compositions
Yan, Yuhong; Poizat, Pascal; Zhao, Ludeng
- Interoperation, Composition and Simulation of Services at Home
Kaldeli, Eirini; Warriach, Ehsan Ullah; Bresser, Jaap;
Lazovik, Alexander; Aiello, Marco
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S1 Business service modeling
- Business Artifacts Discovery and Modeling
Maamar, Zakaria; Badr, Youakim; Narendra, Nanjangud
- Carbon-Aware Business Process Design in Abnoba
Hoesch-Klohe, Konstantin; Ghose, Aditya
- On Predicting Impacts of Customizations to Standard Business Processes
Rembert, Aubrey J.; Mazzoleni, Pietro; Akkiraju, Rama;
Liu, Rong
- Extended WS-Agreement Protocol to Support Multi-Round Negotiations and Renegotiations
Langgutd, Christoph; Schuldt, Heiko
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Panel 1
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S2 Run-time service management
- Event-Driven Virtual Machine for Business-Integration Middleware (Industry Track)
Zeng, Liangzhao; Frank, Joachim
- Consistent Integration of Selection and Replacement Metdods under Different Expectations in Service Composition and Partner Management Life-Cycle
Ishikawa, Fuyuki
- Optimizing the Configuration of Web Service Monitors
Heward, Garth; Jun, Han; Mueller, Ingo; Schneider, Jean-Guy;
Versteeg, Steve
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P12 Quality of Service
- Efficient QoS-aware Service Composition with a Probabilistic Service Selection Policy
Klein, Adrian; Ishikawa, Fuyuki; Honiden, Shinichi
- Using Real-time Scheduling Principles in Web Service Clusters to Achieve Predictability of Service Execution
Gamini Abhaya, Vidura; Tari, Zahir; Bertok, Peter
- Aggregate Quality of Service Computation for Composite Services
Dumas, Marlon; Garcia-Banuelos, Luciano; Polyvyanyy, Artem;
Yang, Yong; Zhang, Liang
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THURSDAY - DECEMBER 9th
Opening and Keynote 2: Prof. Larry Leifer, Stanford University: Dancing with Ambiguity
P5 Service science and design
- Creating Context-Adaptive Business Processes
Hermosillo, Gabriel; Seinturier, Lionel; Duchien, Laurence
- Statistical quality control for human-based electronic services
Kern, Robert; Thies, Hans; Satzger, Gerhard
- A Requirement-Centric Approach to Web Service Modeling, Discovery, and Selection
Driss, Maha; Moha, Naouel; Jamoussi, Yassine;
Jezequel, Jean-Marc; Hajjami Ben Ghezala, Henda
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P6 High-level description languages
- Conjunctive Artifact-Centric Services
Cangialosi, Piero; De Giacomo, Giuseppe;
De Masellis, Riccardo; Rosati, Riccardo
- Diagnosis of Service Failures by Trace Analysis with Partial Knowledge
Mayer, Wolfgang; Friedrich, Gerhard; Stumptner, Markus
- Automatic Fragment Identification in Workflows Based on Sharing Analysis
Ivanovic, Dragan; Carro, Manuel; Hermenegildo, Manuel
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P7 Industry Track: Process, Composition, and Collaboration and Business Process Modeling
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Enhancing Collaboration with IBM's Rational Jazz
Anderson, Laura C.; Jedadessan, Bala; Johns, Kennetd;
Lichtsinn, Mario; Mullan, Priti; Rhodes, James;
Sharma, Akhilesh; Strong, Ray; Zhou, Ruoyi
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Understanding Business Process Commonalities
Ivan, Anca; Akkiraju, Rama
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A Scalable and Highly Available Brokering Service for SLA-based Composite Services
Bellucci, Alessandro; Cardellini, Valeria;
Di Valerio, Valerio; Iannucci, Stefano
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S3 Formal methods
- Soft-Constraint based Approach for QoS-aware Service Selection
Zemni, Mohamed Anis; Benbernou, salima; Carro, Manuel
- Timed Conversational Protocol based Approach for Web Services Analysis
Guermouche, Nawal; Godart, Claude
- Service Discovery Using Communication Fingerprints
Wolf, Karsten; Oanea, Olivia; Suermeli, Jan
- Quantifying Service Compatibility: A Step Beyond the Boolean Approaches
Ouederni, Meriem; Salaun, Gwen; Pimentel, Ernesto
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Demo Session |
P10 Service development and run-time management
- Spreadsheet as a Generic Purpose Mashup Development Environment
Hoang, Dat Dac; Paik, Hye-Young; Ngu, Anne H. H.
- Combining Enforcement Strategies in Service Oriented Architectures
Gheorghe, Gabriela; Schleicher, Daniel; Mietzner, Ralph;
Monakova, Ganna; Anstett, Tobias; Crispo, Bruno;
Leymann, Frank
- Fault Handling in the Web Service Stack
Kopp, Oliver; Leymann, Frank; Wutke, Daniel
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S4 Quality of service
- Consistency Benchmarking: Evaluating the Consistency Behavior of Middleware Services in the Cloud
Klems, Markus; Menzel, Michael; Fischer, Robin
- Service Composition with Pareto-Optimality of Time-Dependent QoS Attributes
Klaepper, Benjamin; Ishikawa, Fuyuki; Honiden, Shinichi
- QoS-based Optimization of Service Compositions for Complex Workflows
Schuller, Dieter; Eckert, Julian; Miede, Andre;
Papageorgiou, Apostolos; Lampe, Ulrich; Steinmetz, Ralf
- Privacy-Aware Device Identifier tdrough A Trusted Web Service (Industry Track)
da Cruz Pinto, Juan Marcelo; Morin, Ricardo;
Torino, Maria Emilia; Varner, Danny
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FRIDAY- DECEMBER 10th
Opening and Keynote 3: Kaj van de Loo, SAP AG: SOA meets Reality - 10 Years of Lessons Learned
P9 Service Level Agreements
- Preventing SLA Violations in Service Compositions Using Aspect-Based Fragment Substitution
Leitner, Philipp; Wetzstein, Branimir; Karastoyanova, Dimka;
Hummer,Waldemar; Dustdar, Schahram; Leymann, Frank
- Adaptive Management of Composite Services under Percentile-based Service Level Agreements
Lo Presti, Francesco; Casalicchio, Emiliano;
Cardellini, Valeria; Grassi, Vincenzo
- BPMN Modelling of Services with Dynamically Reconfigurable Transactions
Bocchi, Laura; Guanciale, Roberto; Strollo, Daniele;
Tuosto, Emilio
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P8 Service security, privacy, and trust
- From Quality to Utility: Adaptive Service Selection Framework
Hang, Chung-Wei; Singh, Munindar
- Trust Assessment for Web Services under Uncertainty
Malik, Zaki; Medjahed, Brahim
- Incorporating Expectations as a Basis for Service Selection
ElMessiry, Adel; Gao, Xibin; Singh, Munindar P.
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P11 Service Engineering Metdodologies
- Programmable Fault Injection Testbeds for Complex SOA
Juszczyk, Lukasz; Dustdar, Schahram
- Abstracting and Applying Business Modeling Patterns from RosettaNet
Telang, Pankaj; Singh, Munindar
- Heuristic Approaches for QoS-based Service Selection
Comes, Diana Elena; Baraki, Harun; Reichle, Roland;
Zapf, Michael; Geihs, Kurt
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S5 Service applications
- Towards Mitigating Human Errors in IT Change Management Process
De, Pradipta; Gupta, Manish; Madduri, Venkat; Anand, Vishal
- A service-based architecture for multidomain search on the web
Bozzon, Alessandro; Brambilla, Marco;
Corcoglioniti, Francesco; Vadacca, Salvatore
- Natural language service composition with request disambiguation
Pop, Florin-Claudiu; Cremene, Marcel; Vaida, Mircea;
Riveill, Michel
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PANELISTS - WEDNESDAY - DECEMBER 8th
 Larry Drebes, CEO and CTO, Janrain
Larry founded Janrain in 2005 to address the challenge of managing user identity on the Internet. In its early days, Janrain drove the development of the majority of the open source OpenID protocol libraries that continue to be used today by organizations such as Google and Yahoo, and was a founding member of the OpenID Foundation, a non-profit governance organization for the industry. Prior to Janrain, Larry was a co-founder of Silicon Valley start-ups Desktop.com, a web-based service, and Four11 Corporation. At Four11 Corporation, Larry led the development of its RocketMail product, one of the first Internet based email systems. Four11 was acquired by Yahoo in 1997 and its RocketMail product became YahooMail. Earlier in his career, Larry did software development for Raynet, McDonnell Douglas and A.G. Edwards.
 Raffi Krikorian, Platform Services Lead, Twitter
At Twitter, @raffi leads the Platform Services team, the custodians of Twitter's core logic. Previously, he managed the Platform's API as well as being the one of those behind Twitter's Geospatial APIs. Before Twitter he used to create technologies to help people frame their personal energy consumption against global energy production, and also ran a consulting company building off-the-wall projects. At one point, he used to teach at NYU’s ITP and spent way too much time as a student at MIT and the MIT Media Lab.
 Dr. Munindar P. Singh, Professor at North Carolina State University
Dr. Munindar P. Singh is a full professor in the department of computer science at North Carolina State University. Munindar's research interests include multiagent systems and service-oriented computing, wherein he addresses the challenges of trust, service discovery, and business processes and protocols in large-scale open environments.
Munindar was the editor-in-chief of IEEE Internet Computing from 1999 to 2002, and serves on several editorial boards. He serves on the founding board of directors of IFAAMAS, the International Foundation for Autonomous Agents and MultiAgent Systems. Munindar was general cochair of the 2005 International Conference on Autonomous Agents and MultiAgent Systems and a program cochair of the 2008 IEEE International Conference on Web Services.
Munindar is a Fellow of the IEEE. Munindar's research has been recognized with awards and sponsorship by (alphabetically) Army Research Laboratory, Cisco Systems, DARPA, Ericsson, IBM, Intel, Joint Oceanographic Institutions, and the National Science Foundation.
Munindar obtained a B.Tech. in Computer Science and Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi and a Ph.D. in Computer Sciences from the University of Texas at Austin.
PANELISTS - THURSDAY - DECEMBER 9th
Avi Borthakur, Senior Director, Oracle
As Senior Director of Product Development at Oracle, Avi is responsible for engineering, architecture and strategy of SOA and BPM tools. These include tools for developers, IT administration and monitoring, and business analyst modeling and reporting. He has deep experience in BPEL, ESB, EAI, J2EE, Swing, Web 2.0, and other distributed systems technologies. He also drives/advises division-wide initiatives to improve engineering efficiency, product quality and tools' ease-of use. Avi has a Masters in Computer Science from Stanford University and an MBA from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. He is based in Oracle headquarters in Redwood Shores, CA.
 Schahram Dustdar, Professor, Vienna University of Technology
Schahram Dustdar is Full Professor of Computer Science heading the
Distributed Systems Group, TU Vienna. From 2004-2010 he was an Honorary
Professor of Information Systems at the Department of Computing Science
at the University of Groningen (RuG), The Netherlands. Since 2009 he is
an ACM Distinguished Scientist. He is Editor-in-Chief of Computing
(Springer) and an editorial board member of IEEE Internet Computing.
From 1999 - 2007 he worked as the co-founder and chief scientist of
Caramba Labs Software AG (CarambaLabs.com) in Vienna (acquired by
Engineering NetWorld AG), a venture capital co-funded software company
focused on software for collaborative processes in teams. Caramba Labs
was nominated for several (international and national) awards: World
Technology Award in the category of Software (2001); Top-Startup
companies in Austria (Cap Gemini Ernst & Young) (2002).
 George Mathew, VP & GM, Business Intelligence & In-memory Analytics, SAP
George Mathew leads Large Enterprise Business Intelligence (LE BI) Solution Management (BI Clients, BOE, Semantic Layer and In-Memory Analytics) that comprises ~$500MM in product revenue for SAP.
Most recently he led the SAP BusinessObjects Explorer family of products as Vice President and General Manager. Previously, George also led Business Intelligence portfolio strategy in SAP's Office of the CEO.
Prior to SAP, George was an early member of salesforce.com where he focused on technical account management, mergers & acquisitions, and product development. Early in his career, he was a founding member of Fort Point Partners, a management consultancy that delivered e-commerce expertise to leading financial services & consumer retail firms such as Barclays, State Street, J. Crew, and Nike. George has a BS in Computational Biology from Cornell University and an MBA from Duke University where he was a Fuqua Scholar.
 John McPherson, IBM Distinguished Engineer, Data Intensive Analytics
John McPherson is an IBM Distinguished Engineer, and Manager, Data Intensive Analytics at IBM Almaden Research Center. In the past, he held technical leadership and senior management positions in Exploratory Database Systems Research, DB2 Development, Business Intelligence Development, and Enterprise Search Development. He received a joint Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Computer Sciences.
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