Model Driven Architecture: How far have we come, how far can we go?
Wednesday, 29 October
15:30-17:00
Granville Miller (Chair),
Borland,
Randy.Miller@borland.com Andy Evans,
Xactium Limited,
andy.evans@xactium.com Ivar Jacobson,
JacZone,
ivar@jaczone.com Henrik Jondel,
Borland,
henrik.jondel@borland.com Allan Kennedy,
Kennedy Carter,
allan.kennedy@kc.com Stephen Mellor,
Project Technology,
steve@executableumlbook.com Dave Thomas,
Bedarra Research Labs,
dave@bedarra.com
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Model Driven Architecture (MDA) is a technology that has been in the process of evolution for many years. Today, many vendors
are now producing products that support MDA. We are hearing more and more success stories that indicate that this technology
is the "real deal". But, with the failed promises of CASE in the late 1980's, many people still have questions about how much
of an application can be generated from models and constraint languages. Is MDA really capable of generating enterprise applications?
What are the technologies are available to implement MDA?
Here is your opportunity to ask the experts the questions that are necessary to convince you of the validity of this new technology.
Each of these panelists has been intricately involved in building the underlying foundations of Model Driven Architecture
and its implementation.
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