Members of our team give three presentations at Models 2024.

At the 19th Conference on Computer Science and Intelligence Systems FedCSIS 2024, which took place this year in Belgrade, Ulrich Frank gave an invited lecture

at BI week 2024 in Vienna, Ulrich Frank and Pierre Maier presented the UML-MX Editor developed by the chair.

Ulrich Frank participated in a panel discussion on “Revisiting the business model of scientific publishing”

UML-MX is a new modeling tool developed by our team. It is the first UML modeling editor that allows for instantiating and executing object models.

The use of DSMLs is often limited by a lacking possibility to define domain-specific association types. This is an obstacle to reusing domain-specific knowledge and also a threat to model Integrity, since modelers are not...

We are pleased to welcome a guest to our chair on 11 June as part of the lecture "Integration of Business Information Systems". An applications consultant and a business enterprise architect from Capgemini will talk about topics...

On 16 May, a workshop on "Digital Twins" took place at Middlesex University in London - with participants from the fields of computer science, medicine and engineering. Ulrich Frank gave a presentation entitled "Digital Twins: a...

The NEMO Summerschool (https://nemo.omilab.org/2024/) will take place at the University of Vienna from 15 to 26 July. It provides participants from many countries with a comprehensive overview of current research in the field of...

The 26th International Conference on Business Informatics (CBI 2024) will take place at TU Wien from 9 to 13 September (https://conferences.big.tuwien.ac.at/biweek2024/cbi.php). The CBI is one of the leading conferences in the...

We are pleased to welcome a guest to the chair on 23 May as part of the lecture "Enterprise Modelling II". Niko Stotz from F1RE will talk about his experiences with the design and implementation of domain-specific languages. Ni...

Some time ago, Ulrich Frank compiled a list of recommended reading for students. He wanted to encourage them to embark on the initially arduous but ultimately extremely rewarding journey of discovery that good literature opens up....