OSLC FEST
OSLC and Linked Data Unconference
November 5 - 6, 2018
Stockholm, Sweden
What is OSLC FEST
Organizations are using OSLC to eliminate data silos by connecting data across their business to achieve the digital thread. OSLC has been used to support Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), integrated Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM).
Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC) is an initiative to standardize the backbone for the Web of data. How can we achieve a Google for data? How can we query seamlessly data from different databases seamlessly as if it were in one big global database? How can we establish links between data of different databases and how should we manage them? Similar questions have already been solved for documents by the World Wide Web. But what about data? The Web has radically changed how we find and consume information in the form of documents. The next step in this evolution is a Web of data.
Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC) merges concepts of Linked Data and Hypermedia REST APIs to enable the Web of data. OSLC provides open standards to achieve a uniform interface to different data sources (e.g. different databases, repositories, applications, files) and enable the connectivity of data between different data sources.
OSLC is supported by products of many vendors such as IBM, Mentor Graphics, PTC, Tasktop, Kovair, Sodius, Maplessoft, smartfacts, and many more. These solutions amongst others radically improve requirements traceability and collaboration in the design of complex systems.
The OSLC and Linked Data Unconference is the place to learn first hand from OSLC experts everything about existing and upcoming OSLC solutions, open-source projects and standards. In contrast to a traditional conference, this unconference will facilitate the informal exchange of information and ideas between participants!
The OSLC and Linked Data Unconference is the #1 meeting of the year related to OSLC. The inaugural OSLCFest will take place November 5 – 6, 2018 at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden - get your tickets today!
Who should join?
Developers
Engineers, Programmers, Architects, Analysts
Product Managers
UI/UX researchers and designers
Innovation Leaders
CTOs, CIOs, Innovation Directors
Tech Enthusiasts
Startups, Students, Investors, Thought leaders
Keynote Speakers
John Wiegand
Distinguished Engineer and Rational Chief Architect at IBM (retired)
Mike Amundsen
Lead API Architect, API Academy, CA Technologies
Prof. Soeren Auer
Director of the German National Library of Science and Technology
Speakers
Jim Amsden
IBM
Nick Crossley
IBM
Axel Reichwein
Koneksys
Bill Chown
Mentor Graphics
Wesley Coelho
Tasktop
Andrew Berezowsky
KTH
Jad El-Khoury
KTH
Frederic Loiret
KTH
Frank Patz-Brockmann
Contact-Software
Holger Papajewski
pure-systems GmbH
Stephen Denman
Stephen D. Denman Consulting
Philip Coates
Semantic Integration
Dr. Jose Maria Alvarez Rodriguez
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Dr. Ruben Verborgh
Ghent University
Sebastien Boucard
Sodius
Christian Bühler
PROSTEP
Yash Khatri
Scania
Peter Gerber
Schaeffler Technologies
Rainer Ersch
Siemens
Celine Sauvaget
Airbus
Program
8:30
30min
Welcome and Conference Overview
Frederic Loiret (KTH Royal Institute of Technology)
9:00
45min
OSLC through the formative years
John Wiegand (IBM, retired)
9:45
45min
Open Services, Interoperability, and Hypermedia: A possible Future
Mike Amundsen (CA Technologies)
10:30
30min
Coffee Break
11:00
45min
From Linked Data to Cognitive Data
Prof. Soeren Auer (German National Library of Science and Technology)
11:45
45min
Challenges & Success Stories in Adopting Standards in Large Organizations
Celine Sauvaget (Airbus), Prof. Soeren Auer (German National Library of Science and Technology), Mike Amundsen (CA Technologies), moderated by John Wiegand (IBM, retired)
12:30
1h
Lunch Break
13:30
30min
Search & Browse and Lyo Validation
Yash Khatri (Scania)
14:00
30min
Extending OSLC to the IoT (Remotely)
Jim Amsden (IBM)
14:30
30min
Lifecycle Integration Patterns
Wesley Coelho (Tasktop)
15:00
30min
Coffee Break
15:30
30min
OSLC and configuration-aware links between ALM and PLM systems
Stephen Denman (Stephen D. Denman Consulting)
16:00
45min
Cross-Discipline Lifecycle Collaboration Forum - a linked Systems Engineering approach
Peter Gerber (Schaeffler), Christian Bühler (PROSTEP AG) and Reiner (Siemens)
16:45
45min
Building on OSLC for Federated Data
Bill Chown (Mentor Graphics)
17:30
1h 30min
Reception
9:00
30min
Tool Vendor Demo - Sodius
Sebastien Boucard (Sodius)
9:30
15min
Tool Vendor Demo - Contact-Software
Frank Patz-Brockmann (Contact-Software)
9:45
30min
Solid and OSLC: similar stack, similar goals?
Ruben Verborgh (Ghent University)
10:15
30min
Break
10:45
30min
Q&A with OSLC Steering Committee
Moderated by Bill Chown (Mentor Graphics)
11:15
30min
OSLC KM: elevating the meaning of data and operations within the toolchain
Dr. Jose Maria (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid)
11:45
30min
How Product Line Engineering can benefit from OSLC
Holger Papajewski (pure-systems GmbH)
12:15
1h
Lunch Break
13:15
30min
"Bridging the Graphs": An approach to using GraphQL to join RDF stores agnostically
Philip Coates (Semantic Integration)
13:45
30min
Benefits of Standard APIs
Axel Reichwein (Koneksys)
14:15
45min
Communities and Bridges Between Them
Mike Amundsen (CA Technologies), Prof. Soeren Auer (TIB), Dr. Ruben Verborgh (Ghent University), moderated by Axel Reichwein (Koneksys)
15:00
30min
Coffee Break
15:30
30min
Eclipse Lyo 2.4.0 and beyond
Andrew Berezowsky (KTH Royal Institute of Technology) Jad El-Khoury (KTH Royal Institute of Technology)
16:00
30min
What can OSLC Configuration Management do for me? (Remotely)
Nick Crossley (IBM)
16:30
30min
OSLC4JS Open Source JavaScript Client and Server Components (Remotely)
Jim Amsden (IBM)
17:00
30min
Summary, Closing Remarks, Feedback for Next OSLCFest
Moderated by Frederic Loiret (KTH Royal Institute of Technology)
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