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- 22-24 June 2009 - Noordwijk aan Zee (TM)
- the 2nd IEEE TMC Europe 2009 Conference and ICE 2009, the 15th International Conference on Concurrent Enterprising
The theme of ICE 2009 is Collaborative Innovation. The direct link to the conference is http://www.ice-conference.org/. The conference is very much a meeting ground to foster the exchange of ideas amongst all the participants through some 48 paper presentations and some 20 workshops on such topics as Methods and Tools for Innovation management, Living Labs, Collaborative Environments and Systems, Networked Organisations, Advances in Concurrent Engineering, SatNav, Enterprise Interoperability, Digital Factory and more. Part of the conference's program are visits to both the Space Expo and the Concurrent Design Facilities of ESA-ESTEC, as well as to Living Labs Leiden.
Contact and registration information can be found on the ICE website. This conference is supported by a number members of the previous IEEE IEMC 2008 Conference Organization Committee: the IEEE TMC chapters in the Benelux, Germany and Portugal section and IEEE TMC Conferences USA.
A report by Osamu Tomisawa is available here, and one from Gerard van Santen here.
The original call for papers for this conference is still available for downloaded as a DOC document.
- April 23, 2009 - BIM: Designing your own house and using open source? (TMC)
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A joint event organized with the Dutch Computer Association (NGI Regio Utrecht) coming Thursday 23 April 2009 with as theme BIM – Building Information Modelling.
It a subject much in the news in the world of construction, closely related to the use of IT, BIM or Building Information Modelling. The Dutch paper "Het Financieele Dagblad" from 27 march opened their ICT Innovation page with the heading ("Doorbraak in bouwsector op komst met computermodel"). The article discusses the current problem encountered in the construction world and the advantages and opportunities in terms of cost saving, efficiencies and new creative options that BIM can bring to that. The article also concludes that government target on sustainable building can only be achieved with transparent building processes and verifiable requirements. It seems BIM is something inevitable to happen, and possibly even more likely due to the financial downturn we currently experience.
This evening session the CTO of the international operating company Nemetschek Scia, Hans Oogink, will take us through the concepts and practices of BIM. This is your chance to get first-hand knowledge and experience from Hans and to ask him your questions.
Registration is done through the NGI site. Please mention IEEE member and member number in the “opmerkingen” field to ensure you can join at no further costs. The location is Hotel De Biltse Hoek, De Holle Bilt 1, De Bilt. More details are available on the NGI site.
- April 2, 2009 - Nieuwgein, Nl (TMC)
- The Laws of Architecture according to IT-Eye- with NGI
Location will be at IT-Eye, Edisonbaan 14a, 3439 MN Nieuwgein, NL
- March 18, 2009, De Bilt (TMC)
- Software Development in the 21st Century. - Together with NGI Region Utrecht
Location will be at Sogyo,Landgoed Sandwijck, Utrechtseweg 301, 3731 GA De Bilt.
- March 10, 2009 - Utrecht (TMC)
- "Effective Project Communication"
- Together with NGI Region Utrecht.
Registration can be done through the NGI website and form: "Effective Project Communication".
Please enter IEEE Member in the "opmerkingen" field to ensure you can join at no cost. Location will be announced soon through the website. Starts at 19:00 to 22:00
- 19 Feb 2009 - Delft (TMC)
- Project Management and Systems Engineering - Together with INCOSE NL
Registration can be done through the INCOSE website and form: Project Management and Systems Engineering. Please enter IEEE Member in the "bedrijfsnaam" field to ensure you can join at no cost. Location is at TU Delft, Faculty Civil Technology & Geo Sciences, Room 2.62, Stevingweg 1, 2628 CN Delft, NL. Start at 19:00 to 22.00.
- 17 December 2008 - Amsterdam (TM)
- ProRail Visit: Visit to a ProRail "railway services management post", providing a peek into the IT kitchen of the national railways.
Registration is only possible via the NGI site, www.ngi.nl, click Regio, click Utrecht, click Evenementen. On that page more details are available about this session and its location and time. Any changes are communicated via this site only. Additional registration instructions: please enter "IEEE member", your Society and your Member Number under the heading "Opmerking" of the online registration form.
- 27 November 2008 - Utrecht (TM)
- The New Generation Project Leaders: Event on trends in project results, from news headlines to conclusions.
Registration is only possible via the NGI site, www.ngi.nl, click Regio, click Utrecht, click Evenementen. On that page more details are available about this session and its location and time. Any changes are communicated via this site only. Additional registration instructions: please enter "IEEE member", your Society and your Member Number under the heading "Opmerking" of the online registration form.
- 13 November 2008 - Utrecht (TM)
- Is ITIL Lean?: Event on how to use the principles of Lean Six Sigma in the world of IT Services.
Registration is only possible via the NGI site, www.ngi.nl, click Regio, click Utrecht, click Evenementen. On that page more details are available about this session and its location and time. Any changes are communicated via this site only. Additional registration instructions: please enter "IEEE member", your Society and your Member Number under the heading "Opmerking" of the online registration form.
- 24-25 October 2008 - Veldhoven (TMC/GOLD/SB/PA)
- Two-Day Seminar on Open Innovation, NH Conference Centre Koningshof, Veldhoven
On Friday 24 and Saturday 25 October 2008 the IEEE Technology Management Councils of the IEEE Benelux and Germany Sections, the IEEE Benelux and Germany GOLD Affinity Groups and the IEEE Student Branch Eindhoven will organize an event on Open Innovation in the NH Conference Centre Koningshof in Veldhoven. Several presentations from practitioners and workshops are part of the event's program, as well as social events - a.o. a visit to the Van Abbemuseum in Eindhoven, which is a well known museum on modern arts - and a dinner.
The following distinguished lecturers will give a presentation/workshop during the event:- Geert Hommes BSc. MBA, Director of TOM Institute, Abstract, Flyer TOM Training
- Ir. Martijn Kriens, Partner of Living Labs Leiden, Abstract
- Prof. dr. Ard-Pieter de Man, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Atos Consulting, Abstract, Questionnaire - filling out takes only 10 minutes
- Dr. ir. Bart Meijer, Lector Proces & Production Innovation, Saxion Hogescholen, Abstract
- Dr. Stephan Mohr, Senior Expert Product Development McKinsey & Company, Inc., Abstract
- Drs. Maurice de Rochemont, Eindhoven University of Technology and OpenInnovatie.eu, Abstract, Questionnaire - filling out takes only 10 minutes
- Dr. Ing. Gerhard Seiler, VP Value Engineering at Philips, Abstract
- Ir. Jan Voûte, Director of Dutch Institute for Management & Innovation, Abstract
The invitation provides more information about the program and the registration. The program of the two-day seminar can be found here. More detailed information can be found on the event's website.
A short report on the Open Innovation Event can be found here.
- 28-30 June 2008 - Lisboa, Portugal (TM)
- The first edition of IEMC-Europe, "Managing Engineering, Technology and Innovation for Growth"
Engineering is the art of science; it transforms abstract concepts into useful technology and, as such, preserves and expands human knowledge. On the other hand, knowledge is expressed by action and work and these, together with technology, provide adding value. As such, engineering becomes perhaps the most important vehicle for value creation. To achieve this goal we need the contributions of engineers, managers and economists. Furthermore, we need the views of professionals, researchers, students and professors. It is this forum that IEEE-TMC gathers for its conferences, a tradition that will be conserved in this new conferences series. This conference therefore is also a great opportunity to meet more of your fellow TMC members from Europe, as well as from the rest of the world of course.
- 23-25 June 2008 - Lisboa, Portugal (EMB, TM)
- 14th ICE Conference, "A new wave of innovation in Collaborative Networks"
The ICE conference is a premier forum to enable practitioners, researchers as well as tool vendors to present, demonstrate and share the results and achievements of their work in the broad domain of Concurrent Enterprising.
- 19 June 2008 - Utrecht (TM)
- BIM - Building Information Modelling
A current topic in building industry, closely related to ICT, is BIM (Building Information Modelling). It is tried to create an intelligent model from the building which is used by all parties involved, to extract data from it and add data to it.
- 4 June 2008 - Utrecht (TM)
- IT Architecture, Archeology and Impact Analyses
There is a relationship between these three seemingly independent topics, which will be explained based on recent examples from IT and TelCo Industry practice.
- 29-31 May 2008 - Leiden (TM)
- Ph.D. Consortium on Networks, Information Technology & Innovation Management
The doctoral consortium on "Networks and Open Innovation" aims to bring together PhD candidates and faculty, in order to facilitate focused and in-depth discussions. The consortium will encompass the following areas:- Managing innovation in networks and clusters;
- The relationship between ICT development and user centric innovation;
- IS innovation processes (i.e. processes of ICT-enabled social/organisational change);
- Communities of practice and architectures for participation;
- ICT and new modes of organising (e.g. CSCW, virtual/ distributed forms of organising);
- Business networks and inter-organisational systems.
- 24 May 2008 - Den Haag (TM)
- INCOSE Workshop at Siemens, "The Difference Between Systems Engineering and the Engineering of Complex Systems"
During this interactive workshop, Hennes de Ridder will explain complex systems engineering using four different theories:- Design theory
- Production theory
- Systems theory
- Organization theory
- 25 March 2008 - Utrecht (TM)
- CMaaS - Configuration Management as a Service
- Rene Krikhaar is an assistant professor at the VU Amsterdam, department of Computer Sciences and managing director for ICT NoviQ. Rene will take us into the world of Software as a Service (SaaS) specifically into the world of configuration management, version control, release and change managment. Rene will primarily address this from a software perspective. In particular as much of the research conducted at his department is focussed on Collaborative Software Production, as software intensive systems are more and more developed by more than one organizatoon, inside a company, outside, through outsourcing and offshoring, but also using COTS.
- 14 March 2008 - Noordwijk (TM)
- Space for Engineering Leaders
- This event is on effective engineering processes and engineering leadership. Michel Courtois, Director of ESA-ESTEC and Massimo Bandecchi, Head of the ESA-ESTEC Concurrent Design Facility (CDF), will reflect on ESA's plans for realizing a Skunkworks type of facility as part of their plans for ESTEC-2, a new ESA Site at the "Space Business Park". And this maybe a one time opportunity to speak to Rogers Smith, who served as an engineer and testpilot at Skunkworks on the development of the famous SR-71 Blackbird Aircraft, and who will present his views on engineering leadership in a tribute to Kelly Johnson.
- 10 January 2008 - Utrecht (TM)
- Trend Watching in IT and Telecom
- 29 November 2007 - Leiden (EM)
- The first annual Leiden Workshop on Open Innovation
- 17 October 2007 (EM)
- Should everyone go for Model Based Testing - with Machiel van der Bijl, Axin
- 11 October 2007 (EM)
- Didn't you want 100% succesrate on your project - with Luc Spaas, Caesar Group
- 28 June 2007 (EM)
- From claytablet to GIS - with Han Wammes, Oracle and Peter van Oosterom, TU Delft
- 7 June 2007 (EM)
- Identity and Access Managment Seminar - with speakers from SURFnet, ECP.NL and Diginotar
- 8 May 2007 (EM)
- Knowledge Programming and Security, J. Jaarsma - Secure Connection
- 10 April 2007 - Eindhoven (EM SB Eindhoven SB Leuven Section)
- Visit of president-elect candidate Marc Apter to the Benelux Section
Marc Apter will present a talk entitled "Computer Security, Explaining it to Managers and Executives". His presentation is preceded by a gathering with the Benelux Student Branches, and followed by a presentation by Ivar Steeman of ASB-Security. After the presentations, there will be a reception during which IEEE Members can speak with Marc Apter in a casual atmosphere.
More information, especially for Student Branches, can be found on this web page.
- 20 March 2007 (EM)
- Increasing Succesrate and Project Management, F. Manders MPMA
- 6 March 2007 (EM)
- Adaptive Threat Management New Style, R. Kloots - CSF
- 28 November 2006 (EM)
- F. van Dijk and R.de Haas: IT and Holland Casino: IT is not a Game
- 7 November 2006 (EM)
- F. van der Reep: Digital World and Human Centred ICT
- 17 October 2006 (EM)
- R. Heijne den Bak: IT Purchasing and ISPL Hands-On Cases
- 21 June 2006 (EM)
- A. Koppenhol: IT Industry and the Changing World
- 23 May 2006 (EM)
- Ton Arrachart: ICT from the Shelf
- 10 April 2006 (EM)
- A. Elsenaar: Beyond Prince 2
- 21 March 2006 (EM)
- Workshop Sourcing 2, with presentations from PA Consulting, DSM, and VEH
- 15 February 2006 (EM)
- Workshop Sourcing 1, with presentations from NBTC, VEH, and PA Consulting
- 28 November 2005 (EM)
- B. Huijsen and J. ten Siethof: On Demand Business and Business On Demand
- 15 November 2005 (EM)
- N. Elroy and H. Jellema: C2000 Project and Programme Management Perspectives
- 14 November 2005 (EM)
- Yves Dasseler: MEDISIP: Medical Signal and Image Processing at Ghent University
Frans A. Gerritsen: The growing role of CAD and CDSS: Computer-Assisted Detection and Clinical Decision Support Systems
- 25 October 2005 (EM)
- J. Abrahams: Grid Computing
- 10 October 2005 (EM)
- F. den Hoedt: Hema Distribution Centre and IT
- 6 October 2005 (EM)
- R. Heijne den Bak: Innovative Software Selection
- 29 September 2005 (EM)
- L. Taal and C.P. Louwerse: Information Security and Medical Care
- 20 September 2005 (EM)
- Darrel Chong and Bart Meijer: Impact of Time Pressure on New Development Teams
Paul Hesen and Kasia Wiacek: Critical Chain and Critical Path, Time Pressure
- 19 May 2005 (EM)
- H. van Geijn: Business Process Outsourcing Practices
- 21 April 2005 - Tiel (EM)
- Session on Business Service Management at BKR in Tiel with speakers from TrendIC and Daf Trucks
- 24 March 2005 (EM)
- Andreas Arts: RFID Challenges and Threats; RFID in Practice
Sjoera Nas: RFID Challenges and Threats: RFID and Privacy
- 22 November 2004 (EM)
- Session on Prince 2 with speaker from Management Results
- 26 June 2004 (EM)
- Rob Akershoek: End-to-End Management or Business Service Management in perspective
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