E-Colleg events

2004

• CHALLENGES IN COLLABORATIVE ENGINEERING
  The Integration Challenge in Industrial Collaborative Engineering
  19th-21th April 2004, Tatranska Lomnica, Slovakia in conjunction with DDECS'04

2003

• E-Colleg workshop on: CHALLENGES IN COLLABORATIVE ENGINEERING
  Current industrial practices and potential of new information and communication technologies
  15th-16th April 2003, Poznań, Poland

2001

• E-Colleg at the Forum on Design Languages (FDL'01) Conf. in Lyon
  
  
• Tuesday, (4th Sept. ) 12.00-13.00
  Distributed Engineering Environments
  Moderator: Matthias Bauer, Infineon Technologies, Germany
  
  EDA tools are currently evolving from CAD frameworks to integrated network-based environments. This session addresses novel technologies in tool integration, configuration, and collaborative team support. The presentations range from XML-based data exchange over Web-based access to tight network integration. A final presentation introduces adaptability of design languages.
  
  
• Tuesday, (4th Sept. ) 14.30-15.30
  PANEL: Internet-Based Engineering - Reality or Promise?
  Moderator: Wolfgang Mueller, Paderborn University, Germany
  Panelists: Heinz-Josef Eikerling, Adam Pawlak
  
  Internet and Web are still the most frequently used buzzwords with respect to IT applications. This panel debates the current status and future evolution of EDA tools. Is collaboration through Internet sufficiently supported by current CAD environments? Tool vendors, EDA users from major European-based industries, and experts from University will answer that question.
  
  
• Tuesday, (4th Sept. ) 16.15
  E-COLLEG Working Session on Internet-Based Tool Integration and XML-based Data Exchange
  Moderators: Dennis Soderberg, FTL Systems, UK
  Wolfgang Thronicke, Siemens Business Services, Germany
  
  In order to address the needs for distributed design team EDA environments need real support for collaborative engineering. After initial technical presentations on Internet-based tool integration and XML in the context of EDA data exchange, this working session will open a discussion to identify industrial needs and required standards for collaborative EDA tools.

2000

• DDECS2000, Smolenice, Slovakia
  Panel discussion, How Internet can accelerate pan-European technology transfer? Design & Diagnostics of Electronic Circuits and Systems. 3rd DDECS Workshop, Smolenice castle n. Bratislava, Slovakia, 5-7 April 2000 (abstract). Presentations of E-Colleg partners and other panellists:
  
  
• Adam Pawlak (ITE and SUT) - panel introductory talk
• Xavier Warzee (Thales Optonique)
• Matthias Bauer (Infineon Technologies)
• Heinz-Josef Eikerling (SIemens Business Services)
• Andrze Kobus (Institute of Electron Technology)
• Wolfgang Mueller (University of Paderborn)
• Raimund Ubar (Tallinn Technical University)