Keynote speaker
Olaf Zimmerman is a professor and consulting IT architect at the Institute for Software at OST Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Sciences in Rapperswil, Switzerland. His areas of interest include API design and management, domain-driven design and (micro-)services on solution, portfolio and enterprise level. As an industrial researcher and software architect at ABB and IBM, he provided design, implementation and integration services to clients in multiple industries before. He also developed and taught middleware and tools for systems and network management. Olaf is a certified The Open Group Distinguished (Chief/Lead) IT Architect and a member of Hillside Europe. Olaf is an author of the books “Patterns for API Design” (Addison Wesley, 2022) and “Perspectives on Web Services” (Springer, 2003) as well as the first Redbook on Eclipse and Web services (IBM, 2001). He was awarded the first Best Publication Award at OST (2023/2024) and the first IEEE Software Best Presentation New Directions Award at SEI SATURN 2010. He is a co-editor of the Insights column in IEEE Software. He created the open-source method collections Design Practice Repository (DPR) and Ethical Software Engineering.
Keynote speaker
Olaf Zimmerman is a professor and consulting IT architect at the Institute for Software at OST Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Sciences in Rapperswil, Switzerland. His areas of interest include API design and management, domain-driven design and (micro-)services on solution, portfolio and enterprise level. As an industrial researcher and software architect at ABB and IBM, he provided design, implementation and integration services to clients in multiple industries before. He also developed and taught middleware and tools for systems and network management. Olaf is a certified The Open Group Distinguished (Chief/Lead) IT Architect and a member of Hillside Europe. Olaf is an author of the books “Patterns for API Design” (Addison Wesley, 2022) and “Perspectives on Web Services” (Springer, 2003) as well as the first Redbook on Eclipse and Web services (IBM, 2001). He was awarded the first Best Publication Award at OST (2023/2024) and the first IEEE Software Best Presentation New Directions Award at SEI SATURN 2010. He is a co-editor of the Insights column in IEEE Software. He created the open-source method collections Design Practice Repository (DPR) and Ethical Software Engineering.
Keynote speaker
Harald Wesenberg is an experienced digital innovator with more than 25 years of experience in developing new cool capabilities for the oil and gas industry. Throughout his long career he has worked as a software developer, enterprise architect, advisor to Equinors CIO and more. He is a regular speaker at conferences and workshops both domestically and internationally on topics related to digital innovation and what organizations need to adapt new solutions successfully. Harald is currently working at the Equinor Research Center in Trondheim, Norway focusing on understanding risks and opportunities in new technological advances.
Keynote speaker
Harald Wesenberg is an experienced digital innovator with more than 25 years of experience in developing new cool capabilities for the oil and gas industry. Throughout his long career he has worked as a software developer, enterprise architect, advisor to Equinors CIO and more. He is a regular speaker at conferences and workshops both domestically and internationally on topics related to digital innovation and what organizations need to adapt new solutions successfully. Harald is currently working at the Equinor Research Center in Trondheim, Norway focusing on understanding risks and opportunities in new technological advances.
Keynote-talare & workshopledare
Christina Lihagen, leg psykolog, civilekonom och organisationspsykolog. Christina har lång erfarenhet av att jobba i gränssnittet mellan IT och övriga organisationen, Kicki har arbetet inom många olika verksamheter både som psykolog och chef.
Keynote-talare & workshopledare
Christina Lihagen, leg psykolog, civilekonom och organisationspsykolog. Christina har lång erfarenhet av att jobba i gränssnittet mellan IT och övriga organisationen, Kicki har arbetet inom många olika verksamheter både som psykolog och chef.
Keynote-talare & workshopledare
Frida skog, leg psykolog och organisationspsykolog. Frida har en lång erfarenhet av att jobba med IT-integration in i övriga organisationen, Frida har fördjupat sig inom psykologisk trygghet kopplat till prestation och har varit med i flera poddar.
Keynote-talare & workshopledare
Frida skog, leg psykolog och organisationspsykolog. Frida har en lång erfarenhet av att jobba med IT-integration in i övriga organisationen, Frida har fördjupat sig inom psykologisk trygghet kopplat till prestation och har varit med i flera poddar.
Speaker
Darja Smite is a professor of Software Engineering at Blekinge Institute of Technology, a part-time research scientist at SINTEF in Norway and an independent consultant. She leads research efforts focusing on remote and hybrid working. Her research interests include distributed development and outsourcing, productivity measurement, organizational culture, teamwork, self-organisation, innovative behaviours and well-being. Darja Smite conducts research in close collaboration with companies, including Ericsson, Spotify, Telenor, Storebrand and SONY among others. Before her academic career she has been working in software industry in Latvia.
Speaker
Darja Smite is a professor of Software Engineering at Blekinge Institute of Technology, a part-time research scientist at SINTEF in Norway and an independent consultant. She leads research efforts focusing on remote and hybrid working. Her research interests include distributed development and outsourcing, productivity measurement, organizational culture, teamwork, self-organisation, innovative behaviours and well-being. Darja Smite conducts research in close collaboration with companies, including Ericsson, Spotify, Telenor, Storebrand and SONY among others. Before her academic career she has been working in software industry in Latvia.
Speaker
Jelena Zdravkovic is a Professor and Head of Computer and Systems Sciences (DSV) department at Stockholm University (SU). She has a Ph.D. in Computer and Systems Sciences at The Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), as well as the MBA degree in E-commerce. Jelena’s research activities are centered to the requirements engineering discipline, with current focus to digital ecosystems and digital twins. She has participated in several national and international projects on related to system interoperability, capability and service modelling, and model-driven engineering. Jelena has published over 100 refereed papers in international conferences and scientific journals. She served in the Editorial Board of Springer’s RE and BISE Journals, as well as she is a guest editor and reviewer for a number of other international journals including Springer’s Software and Systems Modeling, Elsevier’s Data & Knowledge Engineering and Information Systems, and IEEE Computing. Jelena has organized a number of international conferences and workshops in the IS Engineering discipline, and she serves in the program committees of many of them. For more details, one can visit Jelena’s profile at Stockholm University.
Speaker
Jelena Zdravkovic is a Professor and Head of Computer and Systems Sciences (DSV) department at Stockholm University (SU). She has a Ph.D. in Computer and Systems Sciences at The Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), as well as the MBA degree in E-commerce. Jelena’s research activities are centered to the requirements engineering discipline, with current focus to digital ecosystems and digital twins. She has participated in several national and international projects on related to system interoperability, capability and service modelling, and model-driven engineering. Jelena has published over 100 refereed papers in international conferences and scientific journals. She served in the Editorial Board of Springer’s RE and BISE Journals, as well as she is a guest editor and reviewer for a number of other international journals including Springer’s Software and Systems Modeling, Elsevier’s Data & Knowledge Engineering and Information Systems, and IEEE Computing. Jelena has organized a number of international conferences and workshops in the IS Engineering discipline, and she serves in the program committees of many of them. For more details, one can visit Jelena’s profile at Stockholm University.
Speaker
Mats Rygaard is an IT veteran with 30 years of experience from various consulting and line positions in global companies in 10+ countries, including Head of EA at the H&M Group and a director of technology strategy at Accenture Strategy. He is currently an independent, working as the interim Head of EA for one of Sweden’s largest multinational industrial companies.
Speaker
Mats Rygaard is an IT veteran with 30 years of experience from various consulting and line positions in global companies in 10+ countries, including Head of EA at the H&M Group and a director of technology strategy at Accenture Strategy. He is currently an independent, working as the interim Head of EA for one of Sweden’s largest multinational industrial companies.
Speaker
My latest interests are on using AI for software engineering, specifically for technical debt and software architecture, and to improve software engineering practices for AI. In general, my research focus is on managing Technical Debt, Architecture, Technical Leadership, and Agile software development. I'm very keen to work with software companies and improve the state of art and practice together. My experience covers Software Engineering and Management in several contexts: large, embedded software companies, small, web companies, business to business companies, startups.I've collaborated with several large companies such as Ericsson, Volvo, Saab, Axis, Grundfos, Siemens, Bosch, Jeppesen, Siemens, Visma, AKVA Group, Knowit, and more. I've also worked with my own company and I've run consultancy projects to manage and visualize Technical Debt. I've obtained a PhD in Software Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden in 2015.
Speaker
My latest interests are on using AI for software engineering, specifically for technical debt and software architecture, and to improve software engineering practices for AI. In general, my research focus is on managing Technical Debt, Architecture, Technical Leadership, and Agile software development. I'm very keen to work with software companies and improve the state of art and practice together. My experience covers Software Engineering and Management in several contexts: large, embedded software companies, small, web companies, business to business companies, startups.I've collaborated with several large companies such as Ericsson, Volvo, Saab, Axis, Grundfos, Siemens, Bosch, Jeppesen, Siemens, Visma, AKVA Group, Knowit, and more. I've also worked with my own company and I've run consultancy projects to manage and visualize Technical Debt. I've obtained a PhD in Software Engineering at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden in 2015.
Speaker & workshop leader
Wolfgang Goebl is the founder and President of the Intersection Group and an Enterprise Design Coach and IT Enterprise Architect at Austrian Power Grid. He is one of the authors of the book “Enterprise Design Patterns” and the EDGY language for collaborative Enterprise Design (www.enterprise.design).
Speaker & workshop leader
Wolfgang Goebl is the founder and President of the Intersection Group and an Enterprise Design Coach and IT Enterprise Architect at Austrian Power Grid. He is one of the authors of the book “Enterprise Design Patterns” and the EDGY language for collaborative Enterprise Design (www.enterprise.design).
Speaker & workshop leader
Helgi has a long and broad experience spanning all facets of Enterprise design. He is has a BSc in general business administration, MSC in Corporate Communication and reputation management, and over 20 years experience in various leading and strategic roles within IT and digital transformation. Helgi is also a core member of the Intersection Group and one of the core contributors to the development of EDGY and related enterprise design tools and methodologies.
Speaker & workshop leader
Helgi has a long and broad experience spanning all facets of Enterprise design. He is has a BSc in general business administration, MSC in Corporate Communication and reputation management, and over 20 years experience in various leading and strategic roles within IT and digital transformation. Helgi is also a core member of the Intersection Group and one of the core contributors to the development of EDGY and related enterprise design tools and methodologies.
Workshop leader
Dominik Bork is an Assistant Professor of Business Systems Engineering at the Faculty of Informatics, Institute of Information Systems Engineering, Business Informatics Group at TU Wien. His research interests comprise conceptual modeling, model-driven engineering, and modeling tool development. A primary focus of ongoing research is on the mutual benefits of conceptual modeling and artificial intelligence. For more information, you can contact the author at dominik.bork@tuwien.ac.at or visit https://www.model-engineering.info/ .
Workshop leader
Dominik Bork is an Assistant Professor of Business Systems Engineering at the Faculty of Informatics, Institute of Information Systems Engineering, Business Informatics Group at TU Wien. His research interests comprise conceptual modeling, model-driven engineering, and modeling tool development. A primary focus of ongoing research is on the mutual benefits of conceptual modeling and artificial intelligence. For more information, you can contact the author at dominik.bork@tuwien.ac.at or visit https://www.model-engineering.info/ .
Workshop leader
Simon Hacks is associate professor at DSV, Stockholm University. His research interests lie in the quality of Enterprise Architecture (EA) and its models. Therefore, he has coined the term of EA Debt as an extension of Technical Debt, which provides a holistic view on organizations beyond technical aspects. Moreover, he performs research on the reuse of different models for attack simulations. In line, he facilitates the Meta Attack Language (MAL) that allows to provide domain specific languages (DSL) tailored to the needs of different stakeholders. Finally, he aims to provide tooling around MAL to ensure the quality of the created MAL DSLs.
Workshop leader
Simon Hacks is associate professor at DSV, Stockholm University. His research interests lie in the quality of Enterprise Architecture (EA) and its models. Therefore, he has coined the term of EA Debt as an extension of Technical Debt, which provides a holistic view on organizations beyond technical aspects. Moreover, he performs research on the reuse of different models for attack simulations. In line, he facilitates the Meta Attack Language (MAL) that allows to provide domain specific languages (DSL) tailored to the needs of different stakeholders. Finally, he aims to provide tooling around MAL to ensure the quality of the created MAL DSLs.