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			       CAiSE*94

   The 6th Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering


  Date: 6-10 June 1994          Location: Utrecht, The Netherlands


			    ORGANISATION:
    Software Engineering Research Centre and University of Twente


			 ADVANCE PROGRAM

WELCOME TO CAiSE*94
CAiSE*94 is the sixth International Conference on Information Systems 
Engineering. It will be held in Utrecht, the Netherlands, from 6 - 10 June, 
1994. It continues the tradition of previous years, when CAiSE was held in 
Stockholm (Sweden), Trondheim (Norway), Manchester (England) and Paris 
(France). The CAiSE conferences are a platform for researchers and 
practitioners from academia and industry to discuss and exchange new 
developments in methods, techniques and tools to develop advanced 
information systems.

The programme of events for CAiSE*94 provides an excellent starting point 
for these stimulating exchange of results and new developments. The three-
day conference consists of a scientific programme and an industrial 
programme offering the participants the possibility to attend a wide variety 
of activities including paper sessions, tutorials and an exhibition.

Utrecht is an excellent place for a conference. The beautiful city is 
located in the middle of the Netherlands. It has a modern heart containing 
the largest indoor shopping centre of the Netherlands, as well as an old, 
pedestrian-friendly city centre with canals and several mediaeval churches 
and other buildings. The many museums, theatres, restaurants, and bars form 
the perfect ambiance for the conference. We hope to meet you in Utrecht this 
summer!

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SPONSOR:
    Software Engineering Research Centre,
    University of Twente.

GENERAL CONFERENCE CHAIR 
    Anthony I. Wasserman,  Interactive Development Environments Inc., USA

ADVISORY COMMITTEE
    Janis Bubenko,  Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
    Arne Solvberg,  University of Trondheim, Norway

PROGRAMME CHAIR
    Gerard Wijers,  ID Research, The Netherlands

ORGANISING CHAIR
    Sjaak Brinkkemper,  University of Twente, The Netherlands

TUTORIAL CHAIR
    Roel Wieringa,  Free University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

WORKSHOP CHAIR
    Rob Kusters,  Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands

POSTER CHAIR
    Rolf Engmann,  University of Twente, The Netherlands

INDUSTRIAL LIAISON AND SPONSOR CHAIR
    Steven van 't Veld,  van 't Veld Information Consultancy, The Netherlands

PUBLICITY CHAIR
    Roland Tijssen,  Software Engineering Research Centre, The Netherlands

PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
 Rudolf Andersen, Norway               Frans van Assche, Belgium
 Alex Borgida, USA                     Janis Bubenko, Sweden
 Panos Constantopoulos, Greece         Valeria De Antonellis, Italy
 Jan Dietz, The Netherlands            Eric Dubois, Belgium
 Gregor Engels, The Netherlands        Leo Essink, The Netherlands
 Eckhard Falkenberg, The Netherlands   Anthony Finkelstein, United Kingdom
 Marcel Franckson, France              Paul Grefen, The Netherlands
 Hele-Mai Haav, Estonia                Henri Habrias, France
 Jacques Hagelstein, Belgium           Terry Halpin, Australia
 Michael Hanani, Israel                Kees van Hee, The Netherlands
 Juhani Iivari, Finland                Matthias Jarke, Germany
 Keith Jeffery, United Kingdom         Paul Laagland, The Netherlands
 Michel Leonard, Switzerland           Frederick Lochovsky, Hong Kong
 Pericles Loucopoulos, United Kingdom  Kalle Lyytinen, Finland
 Robert Meersman, The Netherlands      John Mylopoulos, Canada
 Antoni Olive, Spain                   Jan-Willem Pauw, The Netherlands
 Barbara Pernici, Italy                Peter Pircher, USA
 Naveen Prakash, India                 Reind van de Riet, The Netherlands
 Daan Rijsenbrij, The Netherlands      Colette Rolland, France
 Gunter Saake, Germany                 Amilcar Sernadas, Portugal
 Henk Sol, The Netherlands             Arne Solvberg, Norway
 Stefano Spaccapietra, Switzerland     Alistair Sutcliffe, United Kingdom
 Doaitse Swierstra, The Netherlands    Bernhard Thalheim, Germany
 Costantino Thanos, Italy              Babis Theodoulidis, United Kingdom
 Ron Tolido, The Netherlands           Jos Trienekens, The Netherlands
 George Verheijen, The Netherlands     Roland Vonk, The Netherlands
 Yair Wand, Canada                     Benkt Wangler, Sweden
 Richard Welke, USA                    Roberto Zicari, Germany

ORGANISATION COMMITTEE

 Sjaak Brinkkemper                     Eugene Boogaart       
 Rolf Engmann                          Paul Grefen       
 Frank Harmsen                         Arnold van Ittersum   
 Stef Joosten                          Sandor Kloos       
 Han Oei                               Mirjam Knoll       
 Rob van de Weg       
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MONDAY, 6 JUNE
 8.30 - 11.30 Registration
10.00 - 12.30 WORKSHOPS:
	      Workshop W1:  
		5th European Workshop on Next Generation of Case Tools (NGCT'94)
	      Workshop W3: 
		Formal Methods for Information System Dynamics
	      Workshop W5: 
		First international workshop on requirements engineering:
		foundation of software quality  (REFSQ'94) 
	      Workshop W6: 
		Doctoral Consortium: Advanced Information Systems Engineering
	      Note: Workshops W2 and W4 have been cancelled due to 
	      lack of interest
12.30 - 14.00 Lunch
14.00 - 17.30 WORKSHOPS: Continuation of  W1, W3, W5, W6.
18.00         WORKSHOP RECEPTION

TUESDAY, 7 JUNE
 9.00 - 12.30 WORKSHOPS
	      Workshop W1: 
		5th European Workshop on Next Generation of Case Tools (NGCT'94)
	      Workshop W3: 
		Formal Methods for Information System Dynamics
	      Workshop W5: 
		First international workshop on requirements engineering:  
		foundation of software quality (REFSQ'94)
	      Workshop W6: 
		Doctoral Consortium: Advanced Information Systems Engineering

12.30 - 14.00 Lunch
14.00 - 17.30 WORKSHOPS: CONTINUATION OF  W1, W3, W5, W6.
14.00 - 17.30 Registration

WEDNESDAY, 8 JUNE
 8.30 - 16.00 Registration
 9.00 -  9.30 CONFERENCE OPENING: 
	      Gerard Wijers(ID Research) and Sjaak Brinkkemper
	      (University of Twente)
 9.30 - 10.30 KEYNOTE SPEECH: 
	      - Information Systems Modernization
		Anthony I. Wasserman, founder and chairman IDE, USA.
10.30 - 11.00 Coffee break
11.00 - 12.30 PAPER SESSION 1: DEVELOPMENT PROCESS SUPPORT
		(Chair: Gregor Engels, the Netherlands)
	      - Planning Support for Cooperating Transactions in EPOS,
		Reider Conradi, Marianne Hagaseth, Chunnian Liu, 
		(Norwegian Institute of Technology, Norway).
	      - Towards Flexible Process Support with a CASE Shell,
		Pentti Martiin, (University of Jyvaskyla, Finland).
	      - A Collaborative Process-Centered Environment Kernel,
		Jacques Longchamp, (CRI Nancy, France).
12.30 - 14.00 Lunch
14.00 - 15.30 PAPER SESSION 2: WORKFLOW MANAGEMENT
	      - Building Workflow Applications on top of WooRKS,
		Gang Lu, Martin Ader, (Bull SA, France).
	      - Modelling Cooperative Work for Workflow Management,
		Jon Atle Gulla, Odd Ivar Lindland, 
		(Norwegian Institute of Technology, Norway).
	      - IKUMI: A Groupware Development Support System with 
		Visual Environment,
		Hiroyuki Tarumi, Atsushi Tabuchi, Kenji Yoshifu, 
		(NEC Corporation, Japan).
14.00 - 15.30 PAPER SESSION 3: MANAGEMENT AND QUALITY
	      - Consistent Development: Results of a First Empirical 
		Study on the Relation between Project Scenario and Success,
		Victor van Swede, Hans van Vliet, (Cap Volmac, the Netherlands).
	      - Goal Decomposition and Scenario Analysis in Business 
		Process Reengineering,
		Annie I. Anton, W. Michael McCracken, Colin Potts,
		(Georgia Institute of Technology, USA).
	      - Reaching out for Quality: Considering Security 
		Requirements in the Design of Information Systems,
		Hubert F. Hofmann, Ralph Holbein,
		(University of Zurich, Switzerland).
15.30 - 16.00 Coffee break
16.00 - 17.30 POSTER SESSION
14.00 - 17.30 TUTORIAL T1: Multimedia Networking for Groupware and Group 
			   User-Interfaces
		Adelino Santos,
		(Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics, Germany).
14.00 - 17.30 TUTORIAL T2: Object-Role Modelling
		Terry Halpin, (University of Queensland, Australia).
14.00 - 15.30 PRODUCT PRESENTATION 1: TI Information Engineering
15.30 - 17.30 PRODUCT PRESENTATION 2: Oracle
10.30 - 17.30 EXHIBITION
17.30         CONFERENCE RECEPTION


THURSDAY, 9 JUNE
 9.00 - 10.30 KEYNOTE SPEECH: Industry Needs for Information Systems 
			      Engineering,
		Bodo Douque, 
		Founder and President of Uniface International bv.
10.30 - 11.00 Coffee break
11.00 - 12.30 WORKSHOP RESULTS
 9.00 - 12.30 TUTORIAL T3: Assembling Integrated CASE Environments
		Paul Zarrella, (Software Engineering Institute,  USA).
 9.00 - 12.30 TUTORIAL T4: Requirements Engineering
		Eric Dubois and Philippe Du Bois,
		(Institut d'Informatique, Belgium).
 9.00 - 10.30 PRODUCT PRESENTATION 3: Andersen Consulting
10.30 - 11.00 Coffee break
11.00 - 12.30 PRODUCT PRESENTATION 4: (to be announced)
12.30 - 14.00 Lunch

14.00 - 15.30 PAPER SESSION 4: Object Oriented Requirements Engineering
	      - Capturing Semantics by Object Relativity,
		William Wei Song, (University of Stockholm, Sweden).
	      - Automated Support for the Development of Formal Object-
		Oriented Requirements Specifications,
		Robert B. Jackson, David W. Embley, Scott N. Woodfield, 
		(Brigham Young University, USA).
	      - Abstraction Forms in Object-Oriented Conceptual Modelling: 
		Localization, Aggregation and Generalization Extensions,
		Corine Cauvet, Farida Semmak,
		(University of Paris-Sorbonne, France).

14.00 - 15.30 PAPER SESSION 5: Behavioural Modelling
	      - Capturing Information Systems Requirements Through 
		Enterprise and Speech Act Modelling,
		Christer Nellborn, Peter Holm,
		(Swedisch Institute for Systems Development, Sweden).
	      - Towards a Dynamic Modelling with Events,
		M. Teisseire, P. Poncelet, R. Cicchetti
		(University of Aix-Marseille, France).
	      - Representation and Communication in Information Systems 
		A Speech Act Based Approach,
		Paul Johannesson, (Stockholm University, Sweden).
15.30 - 16.00 Coffee break

16.00 - 17.30 PAPER SESSION 6: Advanced Development Tools
	      - From Analysis to Code Generation: 
		Experiences from an Information Engineering Project 
		Using I-CASE Technology,
		K. Kurbel , (University of Munster, Germany).
	      - A Knowledge-based Programmee Transformation System,
		P.C-Y. Sheu, S. Yoo, (USA).
	      - Concept Bases: A Support to Information Systems Integration,
		M. Bonjour, G. Falquet, (Switzerland).

16.00 - 17.30 PAPER SESSION 7: Reuse
	      - Formalisation of Data and Process Model Reuse Using 
		Hierarchic Data Types,
		Dongsu Seo, Pericles Loucopoulos, (UMIST, UK).
	      - Modelling Multiple Views of Common Features in Software 
		Reengineering for Reuse,
		Stan Jarzabek, Chew Lim Tan,
		(National University of Singapore, Singapore).
	      - A Hypertext-Based Tool for Large Scale Software Reuse,
		Burkhard Freitag, Kamran Avini
		(Technical University of Munich, Germany).

14.00 - 17.30 TUTORIAL T5: Euromethod
		Marcel Franckson (Sema Group), Niels Erik Andersen 
		(Datacentralen), Mark Gibbons (BT), Manfred Pfeiffer (SNI).
15.30 - 16.00 Coffee break

14.00 - 17.30 TUTORIAL T6: Software System Evaluation and Certification
		Hans-Ludwig Hausen, (GMD,  Germany).

14.00 - 15.30 PRODUCT PRESENTATION 5: - (to be announced)

15.30 - 16.00 Coffee break

16.00 - 17.30 PRODUCT PRESENTATION 6: - (to be announced)
 9.00 - 17.30 EXHIBITION
18.30         Departure for Conference dinner

19.00         CONFERENCE DINNER

FRIDAY, 10 JUNE

 9.00 - 10.30 PAPER SESSION 8: Formal IS modelling
	      - An Approach to Schema Integration Based on 
		Transformations and Behaviour,
		Christiaan Thieme, Arno Siebes,
		(Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica, the Netherlands).
	      - Deriving Transactions from Deductive Conceptual Models 
		of Information Systems,
		Maria Ribera Sancho, Antoni Olive,
		(University Polytechnica de Catalunya, Spain).
	      - Utilizing Behavioral Abstractions to Facilitate 
		Maintenance during Class Evolution,
		Linda Keszenheimer, (Northeastern University, USA).
10.30 - 11.00 Coffee break

11.00 - 12.30 PAPER SESSION 9: Method Engineering
	      - A Process View of Methodologies,
		Naveen Prakash, (Delhi Institute of Technology, India).
	      - Specifying Software Specification and Design Methods,
		Motoshi Saeki, Kuo Wenyin,
		(Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan).
	      - A Generic Approach to Support a Way-of-Working Definition,
		Maria Moreno, Colette Rolland, Carine Souveyet,
		(University of Paris-Sorbonne, France).

11.00 - 12.30 PAPER SESSION 10: Advanced Database Engineering
	      - Designing a User-Oriented Query Modification Facility in 
		Object-Oriented Database Systems,
		K. Aberer, W. Klas, A.L. Furtado, (GMD-IPSI, Germany).
	      - Using Visual ER Query Systems in Real World Applications,
		Peter Rosengren,
		(Swedisch Institute for Systems development, Sweden).
	      - Category Classes: Flexible Classification and Evolution 
		in Object-Oriented Databases,
		Erik Odberg, (Norwegian Institute of Technology, Norway).
 
 9.00 - 12.30 TUTORIAL T7: Workflow Management Systems - Modelling and 
			  Architecture
		Stefan Jablonski, (Digital Equipment GmbH, Germany).
 
 9.00 - 12.30 TUTORIAL T8: Process & Metrics for OO Software Development
		Dennis de Champeaux , (OntoOO, USA).

 9.00 - 10.30 PRODUCT PRESENTATION 7: (to be announced)
10.30 - 11.00 Coffee break

11.00 - 12.30 PRODUCT PRESENTATION 8: (to be announced)
 9.00 - 15.30 EXHIBITION
12.30 - 14.00 Lunch
14.00 - 15.30 PANEL SESSION: Does ISE Research Contribute to 
			     the ISE Practice?  
	      Chair Pericles Loucopoulos,(UMIST, UK)

15.30 - 16.00 CLOSING SESSION: 
		Gerard Wijers(ID Research) and Sjaak Brinkkemper
		(University of Twente)
		Announcement of CAiSE*95: 
		Juhani Iivari,
		(University of Jyvaskyla, Finland).
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WORKSHOP W1: 5TH EUROPEAN WORKSHOP ON NEXT GENERATION OF CASE TOOLS (NGCT'94)

ORGANISATION:
   Dr Babis Theodoulidis

DESCRIPTION:
  The Next Generation of CASE Tools (NGCT) workshop brings together leading 
  researchers on Computer Aided Software Engineering. The first four workshops 
  held at Noordwijkerhout, the Netherlands; Trondheim, Norway; Manchester, UK 
  and Paris, France were attended by 25-30 researchers, and have laid the 
  groundwork for continuing exchange and integration of research ideas in this 
  area. The 5th workshop will consolidate and expand this exchange of ideas 
  into active development of the agenda for CASE research. Attendance at the 
  workshop will be limited to 25 delegates  to promote effective discussion 
  and exchange of ideas in a small group. The programme has been arranged to 
  encourage informal exchange of ideas. 
  Contributions are invited dealing with (but not limited to) the following 
  topics:
  - CASE architecture's and repository technology
  - Product and process support in CASE
  - Product and process modelling in CASE
  - MetaCASE environments
  - Intelligent CASE tools
  - Human Factors and Organisation issues
  - Computer Supported Co-operative Work
  - CASE support for Total Information Quality


WORKSHOP W3: FORMAL METHODS FOR INFORMATION SYSTEM DYNAMICS

ORGANISERS: 
Eric Dubois,  Peter Hartel,  Gunter Saake.

DESCRIPTION:
Design of information system dynamics requires besides the design of 
information structures the modelling of functional services and long-term 
system behaviour to cover all relevant aspects of the system. Most classical 
formal approaches focus on these aspects in isolation and do not allow an 
integrated modelling of structural and behavioural aspects. The topic of 
this workshop is the discussion of formal approaches allowing such an 
integrated modelling with special respect to the applicability of such 
approaches in practice. 

Currently, several frameworks for integrated modelling of information system 
structure and dynamics are around, among them newly developed specification 
languages (for example based on the object-oriented paradigm like Albert, 
Clyder, Gist, Rml, Mal/Dal, Mondel, OBLOG, Tempora, Telos, Troll, ...) as 
well as approaches combining existing formal techniques (for example 
algebraic specification, Z, VDM/RAISE, process specification languages, 
Petri nets) with data modelling techniques (e.g., ER modelling, NIAM, ...). 

On the basis of presentations, discussions and comparisons of existing used 
current formal description techniques, one aim of the workshop is to 
identify criteria making it possible to classify existing methods according 
to, e.g., their scope of applicability, their underlying paradigms, their 
degree of use in the industrial practice, etc. Participants should present 
formal techniques they developed or have used to model practical problems in 
this area. Comparisons of different approaches and experience reports about 
the use of these techniques are of special interest.


WORKSHOP W5: FIRST INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING:
	     FOUNDATION OF SOFTWARE QUALITY (REFSQ'94)

ORGANISERS:
Klaus Pohl,  Gernot Starke, Peter Peters.

DESCRIPTION:
It is generally accepted that requirements engineering is the most crucial 
phase within software development. Therefore requirements engineering 
deserves special attention whenever software quality is concerned. During 
requirements engineering not only the functional requirements have to be 
elicitated and defined, but also non-functional requirements must be stated. 
For quality oriented system development the specification of the desired 
quality goals during requirements engineering is essential. 

Currently there are deficiencies in exploiting the relationships between 
requirements engineering and software quality. The main goal of the REFSQ'94 
is to bring together people working in the fields of requirements 
engineering and software quality, focusing on the :
- specification of quality requirements
- their traceability back to user needs and
- measurement of their achievement.
In contrast to scientific conferences work will primarily be done in panel 
discussions with
only very brief paper presentations.

REFSQ'94 invites contributions from research as well as from industry, 
dealing with (but not limited to) the following topics:
- Specification of software quality requirements
- Quality models for requirements engineering
- Integration and extension of specification models by quality aspects
- Quality-oriented process models for requirements engineering
- Traceability of quality requirements
- Measurement of quality requirements satisfaction by suitable metrics


WORKSHOP W6: DOCTORAL CONSORTIUM: ADVANCED INFORMATION SYSTEMS ENGINEEREING

ORGANISERS: 
Gunnar Brataas, Anne Helga Seltveit

DESCRIPTION:
A doctoral consortium will be held in connection with the CAiSE*94 
conference in Utrecht. It offers doctoral students within the Information 
Systems Engineering field an opportunity to exchange information related to 
their research. The consortium will be part of the workshop programme of the 
CAiSE*94 conference. The two first days of the conference have been reserved 
for the consortium (i.e., on 6th and 7th June, 1994).

To encourage active participation, each participant will present her/his 
doctoral work, which will be followed by a discussion about the work. During 
the consortium an expert panel consisting of three prominent professors 
within the field of Information Systems Engineering will act as a catalyst 
for the discussions.

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TUTORIAL T1: MULTIMEDIA NETWORKING FOR GROUPWARE AND GROUP USER-INTERFACES

INSTRUCTOR:
Adelino Santos (Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics, Darmstadt, Germany)

TIME:
Wednesday, June 8: 14.00-17.30.

OBJECTIVES OF THE TUTORIAL:
To give engineers and designers the principles and skills to design and 
actually implement multimedia systems, channels for multimedia 
communication, protocols for groupware communication. Attendees will get 
explicit guidelines to actually conceptualise, buy or implement new systems 
in the area of multimedia groupware.

TUTORIAL T2: OBJECT-ROLE MODELLING

INSTRUCTOR: 
Terry Halpin (Dept. of Computer Science, University of Queensland, Australia)

TIME:
Wednesday, June 8: 14.00-17.30.

OBJECTIVES: 
The participants will gain an overview of object-role modelling  as an 
information systems design method, and learn of  several recent developments 
and extensions to the method.

TUTORIAL T3: ASSEMBLING INTEGRATED CASE ENVIRONMENTS

INSTRUCTOR: 
Paul Zarrella (Software Engineering Institute, Pittsburgh, USA.)

TIME: 
Thursday, June 9: 9.00-12.30.

OBJECTIVES:
The tutorial will discuss integration of CASE tools in a Software 
Engineering Environment. The complex interrelationships among CASE tools 
will be explored, and a practical design strategy will be developed for the 
construction of integrated CASE environments.

TUTORIAL T4: REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING

INSTRUCTORS: 
Eric Dubois and Philippe Du Bois (Institut d'Informatique, Facultes 
Universitaires de Namur, Belgium)

TIME: 
Thursday, June 9: 9.00-12.30.

OBJECTIVES OF THE TUTORIAL:
The tutorial aims at providing a survey of existing and future specification 
languages for the requirements engineering phase of IS development.

TUTORIAL T5: EUROMETHOD

INSTRUCTORS: 
Marcel Franckson (Sema Group), Niels Erik Andersen (Datacentralen), Mark 
Gibbons (BT), Manfred Pfeiffer (SNI).

TIME: 
Thursday, June 9: 14.00-17.30.

OBJECTIVES:
To provide an understanding of the objectives, principles, structure, 
concepts, and guidance of Euromethod. To explain the current status and the 
future of the Euromethod project.

TUTORIAL T6: SOFTWARE SYSTEM EVALUATION AND CERTIFICATION

INSTRUCTOR: 
Hans-Ludwig Hausen (GMD, Sankt Augustin, Germany)

TIME: 
Thursday, June 9: 14.00 -17.30.

OBJECTIVES OF THE TUTORIAL:
Overall aim of the tutorial is to make the attendees aware of the 
development of the technology and to provide practical approaches to the 
quality problem. Putting together the results and findings of several 
European projects on software quality and productivity the seminar will 
especially address the needs of software managers and software developers. 

TUTORIAL T7: WORKFLOW MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS - MODELLING AND ARCHITECTURE

INSTRUCTOR: 
Stefan Jablonski (Digital Equipment GmbH, Karlsruhe, Germany)

TIME:  
Friday, June 10: 9.00-12.30.

 OBJECTIVES: 
The participants will see how to integrate Business Process Modelling and 
Workflow Management. Also they will be introduced to the architecture of 
Workflow Management  Systems.  

TUTORIAL T8: PROCESS & METRICS FOR OO SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

INSTRUCTOR:
 Dennis de Champeaux (OntoOO, Santa Clara, U.S.A.)

TIME:  
Friday, June 10: 9.00-12.30.

OBJECTIVES:
The participants will understand better how to transition an organisation to 
the object-oriented paradigm.  They should also obtain more insights into OO 
paradigm specific development micro processes and emerging OO metrics.

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CALL FOR POSTERS CAiSE*94:
    During the CAiSE conference special room is reserved for posters and
    demonstrations.  Scientific or industrial research projects of any scale are
    invited to illustrate innovative concepts, theories or prototype systems on
    a poster or with a prototype system.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR POSTER SUBMISSION:
    A poster proposal is a one or two page(s) document, which includes:
    - title
    - names and affiliation of presenters/authors
    - abstract of the research project
    - outline of the poster

FURTHER INFORMATION:
    - It is the intention to compose a special poster book of all accepted 
      poster proposals. This poster book will be distributed to all participants
      of the conference.
    - Poster presenters are invited to accompany their poster presentation with 
      a demo presentation. Minimal hardware facilities will be provided 
      (for UNIX and DOS).
    - Poster presentations are exclusively available for research prototypes, 
      but not for commercial products.
    - Poster presenters are invited to bring copies of their research papers 
      for handing-out.

IMPORTANT DATES:
    Deadline for poster proposals                            : 1 April 1994
    Notification of poster acceptance                        : 15 April 1994
    After poster acceptance further instructions for the final poster format 
    will follow.

POSTER PROPOSALS SHOULD BE SENT TO:
    Rolf Engmann
    Poster chair CAiSE*94
    Department of Computer Science, University of Twente
    P.O. Box 217,    7500 AE Enschede, The Netherlands
    Tel:+31-53-893691     Fax:+31-53-339605     E-mail:engmann@cs.utwente.nl

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European Carrousel (Matchmaking meeting)

During the CAiSE'94 conference in Utrecht there will be a special Matchmaking
meeting on Wednesday June 8 at 8.00 p.m. for bringing together those interested
in cooperation in ESPRIT and Human Capital and Mobility projects. This meeting
should be attended by representatives from new and existing research projects
supported by the European Community funds for ESPRIT and Human Capital and
Mobility, and young researchers, who are interested to participate in such
projects. Project representatives are requested to present oral and written
information about their projects; researchers interested in participation may
get information and initiate contacts with project representatives in an
informal setting.

Projects and individuals interested in participating in this meeting are requested to provide the following information:

Projects:                       Individuals:
institution name                name
full address                    full address
email address                   email address
telephone number                telephone number
fax number                      fax number
contact person                  research domains
available expertise             research interests
keywords of research projects   

For participation and information about the meeting contact:
Rolf Engmann
Department of Computer Science
University of Twente
P.O. Box 217
NL-7500 AE Enschede, The Netherlands
email: engmann@cs.utwente.nl
tel: +31 53 89 36 91
fax: +31 53 33 96 05

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    CAiSE*94 will be accompanied by an exhibition in which commercial as well 
    as non-commercial products supporting with object-oriented technology 
    will be demonstrated. the exhibition is opened for three days (Wednesday, 
    Thursday and Friday), not only to the participants of the conference, but 
    also others that are interested. Exhibitors and demonstrators have the 
    possibility to give a half hour presentation in a presentation session.

EXHIBITION

    The conference will be accompanied by a commercial exhibition and by 
    presentation sessions of innovative products. At printing the following 
    organisation have agreed to participate in the programme.
	Andersen Consulting      TI Information Engineering (Texas Instruments)
	Oracle                   Westmount Technology
	James Martin & Co.       Popkin Software & Systems
    Those organisations interested in demonstrating their product either at 
    the exhibition or during a specific presentation session should contact:

Steven van 't Veld
    Sponsor chair and industrial liaison
    Van 't Veld Information Consultancy B.V.
    Hoekerkade 80,  2725 AM Zoetermeer, The Netherlands,
    Tel:  +31-79-414993        +31-6-52710093        
    Fax: +31-79-315492
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CONFERENCE VENUE
    CAiSE*94 will be held in the Jaarbeurs Congress centre in Utrecht. 
    The "Jaarbeurs" is within walking distance on the city centre of Utrecht, 
    and very near to Utrecht's central station. The address of the Jaarbeurs is:

    Jaarbeurs Congress Centre
    Jaarbeursplein
    2521 AL Utrecht
    Phone :  +31 (0)30 955 911
    Fax   :  +31 (0)30 940 379

TRANSPORTATION TO AND IN UTRECHT
Utrecht is one of the largest cities, and situated right in the centre of the 
Netherlands. Public transportation within Utrecht (by bus and tram) and to 
the other parts of the Netherlands (by train) is excellent. Trains to other 
major cities such as Rotterdam, the Hague and Amsterdam leave approximately 
every half hour, and take 30 to 60 minutes. Since the conference venue is 
very  close to the central station, and Dutch roads and parking places are 
crowded, it is not advisable to rent a car.

Utrecht does not have its own airport. A train-ride from Schiphol (the 
international airport of Amsterdam) to Utrecht takes about 40 minutes. 
Trains from Schiphol to Utrecht central station leave every half hour.

REGISTRATION AND ACCOMMODATION
The registration and hotel reservation for the conference is handled by 
Basics Conference Organisers in Enschede. Questions about registration, 
payment, etc. should be directed to them. Application forms are attached.
You can contact them at:

Basics Conference Organisers
P.O. Box 217
7500 AE Enschede
The Netherlands
Phone  :        +31 (0)53 332035
Fax    :        +31 (0)53 356770
E-mail :        j.a.spierenburg@basics.utwente.nl

Conference Bureau Basics has options for rooms in different hotels in Utrecht 
and Breukelen. As there is a great demand for hotel rooms in June, hotel 
reservations and discount prices can only be guaranteed if your hotel 
accommodation form is received before 1st April 1994. The conference hotel 
and the ****hotel are close to the conference venue. The ***hotels in Utrecht 
are at approximately 10 - 20 minutes travelling distance through public 
transport. The motel in Breukelen is approximately 15 minutes by car.

GENERAL NOTES BASICS
 * Cut or copy the following registration form and fax or mail the completed 
   form to Basics Conference Organisers.
 * All prices are indicated in Dutch guilders (Dfl) and are including VAT.
 * The conference fee includes a copy of the proceedings, reception, 
   refreshments, conference dinner and lunches on Wednesday, Thursday and 
   Friday.
 * The tutorial fee includes a copy of the tutorial notes, refreshments and 
   lunch.
 * The workshop fee includes a copy of the tutorial notes, refreshments and 
   lunch.
 * The early registration fee is only applicable if payment is received before 
   1st May 1994.
 * The organisation of CAiSE*94 reserves the right to cancel a tutorial. In 
   the event of cancellation you will be given the option of attending another 
   tutorial.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATION NOTES
 * Rates are quoted per night, per room (taxes, service and breakfast included)
 * Condition for cancellation: you will be charged a cancellation fee of:
   - first night between 8 days and 48 hours before arrival date.
   - 100% less than 48 hours before arrival date.
 * Handling charges are not refundable under any circumstance
 * If your hotel accommodation form arrives after 1st April, no guarantee can 
   be given that the hotel accommodation within the contracted hotels is still 
   available.
 * Failure to arrive at the hotel on the date reserved will result in automatic 
   forfeit of your deposit unless you advise Congress Bureau Basics (please do 
   not inform the hotel directly) of your change in plans by mail or fax. 
   Forward a copy as a reminder in case the original has been lost or sent to 
   a wrong address.
 * If you have not received a reply 15 days after the above mentioned deadline, 
   lease forward a copy as a reminder in case the original has been lost to a 
   wrong address.

CANCELLATION:
  Notification of cancellation must be sent to Basics Conference Organisers. 
  Cancellation made prior to 1st May 1994 will be subject to a 25% cancellation
  fee . After this date fees are non-refundable. A substitute can be sent in 
  place.

  In the event that anyone of the advertised speakers is, for reasons outside 
  the control of the organisation committee, unable to attend the conference, 
  the organisation committee reserves the right, without notice, to make such 
  alteration or substitution as it deems fit. Delegates will have no claims 
  against the organisation committee, in respect of such alteration or 
  substitution.

EXCURSIONS:
  Pre and post conference tours can be arranged via Basics Conference 
  Organisers. Information on excursions for accompanying persons will be 
  available at the registration desk. 
  - Amsterdam (Rijksmuseum, Stedelijk museum, Van Gogh museum),
  - Rotterdam (Harbour, Euromast, museum Booymans van Beuningen),
  - the Hague (Government buildings, Mauritshuis),
  - Flower show at the Keukenhof.
  are at 40 minutes by train from Utrecht.

FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROGRAMME:
  For further information  about the conference and the programme, please 
  contact:

  Dr. S. Brinkkemper
  Organising chair CAiSE*94
  Department of Computer Science
  University of Twente
  P.O. Box 217
  7500 AE Enschede
  The Netherlands
  Tel:+31-53-893690
  Fax:+31-53-339605
  E-mail: caise94@cs.utwente.nl
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Send form to:        Basics Conference Organisers
		     P.O. Box 217
		     7500 AE Enschede
		     The Netherlands
		     Phone   : +31 (0)53 332035
		     Fax     : +31 (0)53 356770
		     E-mail  : j.a.spierenburg@basics.utwente.nl


Surname: __________________________ First name ____________________ Mr./Mrs.

Organisation/Department: ___________________________________________________

Address: ________________________________________  

City:    ________________________________________ Postal code:  ____________

Country: ________________________________________       

Phone:   __________________  Fax: _______________ E-mail: __________________
Would like to register for:
CONFERENCE:                  Early 1)    Late
			     Dfl 850,-   Dfl 1000,-                 Dfl ________

TUTORIALS:        
conference participants      Dfl 150,-   Dfl 200,-   [] T1 or [] T2 Dfl ________
non-conference participants  Dfl 350,-   Dfl 400,-   [] T3 or [] T4 Dfl ________
   (tick one or more)                                [] T5 or [] T6 Dfl ________
						     [] T7 or [] T8 Dfl ________

WORKSHOPS:        
conference participants only Dfl 200,-   Dfl 250,-    [] W1 or [] W3
    (tick one)                                     or [] W5 or [] W6 
								  Dfl __________

Accompanying person(s) for conference dinner: Dfl 100  x  ____ =  Dfl __________

							      +  _______________

					TOTAL AMOUNT TO BE PAID:  Dfl __________

Banquet:   [] Vegetarian  [] Other, ..............

Please indicate by which means you have paid:
   []  Remitted to bank account ING bank Enschede, attn: Basics, 66 4876269, 
       stating CAiSE*94 and attendees name.
   []  Bankers' draft forwarded together with the registration form. 
       The draft should be made net of bank charges.
   []  Credit card:
       [] Euro /Master /Access card  [] American Express  
       [] Diners Club                [] Visa Card

       Charge my card number: __________________  Expiration date: _____________

       This is a organisation/private card in the name of: _____________________

Place: ____________________ Date: _______________  Signature: __________________

1) The early registration fee is only applicable if payment is received before
   1st May 1994
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Send form to:        Basics Conference Organisers
		     P.O. Box 217
		     7500 AE Enschede
		     The Netherlands
		     Phone  :        +31 (0)53 332035
		     Fax    :        +31 (0)53 356770
		     E-mail :        j.a.spierenburg@basics.utwente.nl

TO BE RETURNED BEFORE 1ST APRIL 1994

Surname: __________________________ First name ____________________ Mr./Mrs.

Organisation/Department: ___________________________________________________

Address: ________________________________________  

City:    ________________________________________ Postal code:  ____________

Country: ________________________________________       

Phone:   __________________  Fax: _______________ E-mail: __________________

HOTEL CATEGORY             Single              Double/Twin        Deposit
A *** hotels, Utrecht       Dfl 127,50-133,00   120,00 - 149,00    149,00
B *** hotels, Breukelen     Dfl 105,00          120,00             120,00
C ****hotels, Utrecht       Dfl 196,50          221,00             221,00
D conference hotel,                         
  next to conference centre Dfl 227,50          255,00             255,00

Please indicate the category, number of rooms, type of room, and location you 
prefer. A confirmation will be sent to you with details on the hotel chosen to 
fit your request.
Category :   [] A         [] B             [] C           [] D
Room:        [] Single    [] Double        [] Twin        [] Twin shared

Number of nights: ______________________
Date of arrival:  ______________________ Date of departure: ____________________

"First come, first served". Whenever possible, your choice will be honoured, 
subject to availability in the category you indicate.

DEPOSIT                        Dfl _________
HANDLING CHARGES               Dfl     40,00
TOTAL AMOUNT                   Dfl _________

Please indicate by which means you have paid:
   []  Remitted to bank account ING bank Enschede, attn: Basics, 66 4876269, 
       stating CAiSE*94 and attendees name.
   []  Bankers' draft forwarded together with the registration form. 
       The draft should be made net of bank charges.
   []  Credit card:
       [] Euro /Master /Access card  [] American Express  
       [] Diners Club                [] Visa Card

       Charge my card number: __________________  Expiration date: _____________

       This is a organisation/private card in the name of: _____________________

Place: ____________________ Date: _______________  Signature: __________________