Multi-tenant software applications serve different organizations from a single instance and help to save development, maintenance, and administration costs. Yesterday, I gave a talk on SE2010 in Paderborn proposing a new architectural style for multi-tenant systems:
The corresponding paper will be available here soon.
Last week we visited WOSP/SIPEW 2010 in San Jose, US and presented the PerOpteryx approach. The approach is Anne’s PhD topic, which targets to automatically improve software architecture models for performance, reliability and costs using evolutionary algorithms:
Recently got a paper accepted at SE2010, which will take place February 22-26th in Paderborn, Germany. Here’s a small preview of the paper (created with Wordle.net):
I gave this talk on June 26th, 2009 at QoSA’09 in East Stroudsberg, PA, USA:
I gave this talk on March 28th, 2009 at FESCA’09 in York, UK:
Timo found this impressive clip about ABB robots:
I am currently involved in a project with a process control system, which looks like this:
Last year I worked on the software for these robots:
I have update the WordPress version underlying this website to the latest version and chose a new theme.
ABB will soon change its name into “Cyberdyne Systems”:
http://www.abb.de/cawp/seitp202/378c37a37c79c9f1852575a8006ce451.aspx
