All EAUG abstracts and speaker details now published

Monday 19th June

In-depth training and workshops on Monday June 19th for Sparx EA and Prolaborate users at every stage of their EA journey. Whether you are a modeler, model manager or project manager. There’s something for everyone.

See the full set of Monday abstracts here. And find out more about the speakers here.

• Model Maturity Model – Peter Lieber will help you discover:
  • What is the MMM?
  • Why is it important?
  • How mature is your model?
  • And what do you need to do to move to the next step?
• Getting Started with EA – Setting up Sparx EA for success – Nizam Mohamed will walk you through the steps required to make sure EA is configured to meet your business needs, including:
  • Understanding the use cases
  • Developing a meta model
  • EA configuration
  • Model Harvesting
  • Defining publishing options (will he mention eaDocX?)
• EA Requirements and Use Case Masterclass – Gillian Adens will lead this interactive workshop leading you through the process of building a comprehensive requirements and use case model in EA.
• The Great Version Control Workshop – Ian Mitchell, Daniel Siegl and Nizam Mohamed, will bring together their many decades of EA experience to compare and contrast the different versioning solutions available to EA users.
  • What problem each solution is trying to solve, and
  • Show some highlights of each solution

Then Gillian will facilitate an open discussion, where we can all join in exploring the pros and cons of the different approaches.

Monday Evening Reception

With guest speaker Professor Jon Holt.

An internationally recognized expert in the field of Model-based Systems Engineering (MBSE), Professor at Cranfield University, and an international award-winning author and public speaker, Jon has also authored 18 books on MBSE and its applications.

To whet your appetite, his topic is “MBSE – people, process and tools”. Come along and find out more.

Jon’s bio

Tuesday 20th June

The presentations are too numerous to go into full detail here, but the 15 presentations:

• tell user stories,
• introduce new products,
• reveal insights for modelers of architecture and engineering,
• show some useful EA modeling tips for modelers new and experienced, and
• put EA in the business context

Plus a plenary session where we can all share the lessons we have learned from failures, there’s something for everyone.

Here are the abstracts

And here are the Speaker bios