FINAL DISSEMINATION EVENT

June 15-16, 2016 

1.5 days full of highlights about the CRYSTAL approach in establishing and pushing forward an Interoperability Specification as an open European standard for the development of safety-critical embedded systems in the automotive, aerospace, rail and health care domain.

• Well-known keynote speakers will talk about inspirations in engineering in the future.
• End Users and Tool Vendors will explain how CRYSTAL has influenced their business from management perspective.
• In technical presentations you will get insight to the challenges and achievements in CRYSTAL.
• Technical highlights will be presented in the exhibition area.
• Standardization Organizations talk about experiences during the implementation of CRYSTAL use cases.

Register and get the full program on our website: http://www.crystal-artemis.eu/events/final-dissemination-event.html

Date: June 15-16, 2016
Location: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Avd. de la Universidad 30, 28911, Leganés
 

In this article, Tasktop explores the strengths of Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC) and some of the areas of improvement. The conclusion is that flexibility and value are what drive integration decisions. 

Vijay Kalangumvathakkal of IBM Tivoli provides two sample web modules:

• GenericProvider to help you build your own OSLC ServiceProviders; and
• PreviewDemo to create user-interface previews for resources created with GenericProvider.

You can jump right to the applications. Both sample applications require Python and a Tivoli Data Integrator Assembly (sample scripts are available).

In this article, Arnaud Le Hors and Steve Speicher discuss how Linked Data – an architecture that is “minimalist, loosely coupled, had a standard data representation, kept the barriers to entry low and could be supported by existing applications implemented with many implementation technologies” – provides a solid foundation to support integrations between software from different vendors.

A collection of the most common questions enterprises have about Linked Data

This article provides instructions to download, install, configure, and use the Rational OSLC Adapter for Atlassian JIRA.

This article presents user assistance – overview information, download instructions, installation, configuration, and use – for the technical preview of the Rational OSLC Adapter for Git.

A general overview with compatibility, installation instructions, and configuration steps to use the Rational OSLC Adapter for HP ALM.

How OSLC principles help development teams share, analyze, find, and review design information while also improving how they collaborate and communicate.

This blog post explores the problems of managing and refining customer requirements using many software tools from multiple vendors and highlights OSLC for allowing tools from different domains to integrate with each other.

Martin Nally and Steve Speicher proposes a Basic Profile for Linked Data to provide best practices and patterns for adopting linked data principles for integrating applications.

Learn how to use several elements of the Change Management v1.0 specification.

A developerWorks article about an OSLC-powered integration between Tivoli Service Request Manager and Rational Team Concert.

Carl Zetie discusses the challenges in integrating lifecycle tools, proposes realistic solutions, and explores how OSLC addresses these challenges.