Sebis Research Profile: July 2009

Fakultät für Informatik
Technische Universität München
sebis
Research Profile
 July 2009
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Prof. Dr. Florian Matthes

Software Engineering for Business Information Systems (sebis)
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wwwmatthes.in.tum.de
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Research areas
Managed Evolution of Socio-Technical Systems of Systems (EAM)
Users
Social Contexts Transfer

Software Content
Projects
Domain-Specific Software Architectures

Scientific staff (full-time researchers)
Users

Software Content
Projects
Domain-Driven Software Architectures

Research approach
Application
Informatics Engineering Assessment Application Domain
Abstraction
Spin-Off
Research approach
Past achievements in applied research
Application landscape management requires
a holistic view
has, consists of, depends on, uses, controls, owns, produces, consumes,…
Business Layer
Business Service Layer

Geschäfts-Service-Schicht
Application & Information Layer
Infrastructure Service Layer

Infrastruktur-Service-Schicht
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Infrastructure Layer
Where to start? Which level of detail? Best practices?

The evolution of an application landscape can be
improved by supporting management processes
Enterprise Architecture Management
IT Architecture Management
IT Project Lifecycle
Requirements Identify Define Prioritize Implement Deploy
Management Plan Measure
Measure Measure & Commit Measure & Migrate
Strategy & Goal Management
Project Portfolio Management
Synchronization Management
What are successfulDetails

governance structures & management practices?
s. Fischer, F.; Matthes, F.; Wittenburg, A. (2005)  Fischer , F.; Hallermeier , T.; Matthes , F.; Wittenburg , A. (2008 )
Topics of interest in EAM (2009+)
Sponsors and project partners since 2002
Users
Deutsche
Börse
Systems
Consultants
Examples of EAM projects with industry partners
1.Metrics for enterprise architectures

2.Architecture radar system for project surveillance
3.Roadmaps for EA evolution
4.Survival analysis of application life spans
5.SIEMENS-TUM center for knowledge interchange
6.EAM pattern catalog
7.Development of an enterprise-specific EA management
approach
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1. Metrics for enterprise architectures
– What are good metrics for

application
landscapes?
– How to visualize metrics?
2. Architecture radar system for project
surveillance
– Information about
current projects
– Early warning system
– What are potential

threats for
IT projects arising
from the
architectural
environment?
– How can complexity of
IT projects be
measured?
– Do architectural anti
patterns for IT
projects exist?
3. Roadmaps for EA evolution
– Methodology
– Viewpoints
– Information models
– Document, envision,
and plan
– What are best-

practices for
managing EA
transformations?
– How to document
those best-
practices?
– How can constraints
for roadmaps be
considered?
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4. Survival analysis of application life spans
Survival curves: Applications
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e.g. applications? Time(years)
– What are appropriate

update frequencies for
the documentation of
applications, business
processes, ...?
– How long is the current
documentation of e.g. an
application up-to-date?
5. Center for knowledge interchange
– What are successful

visualizations for EAM?
– What information models
are needed for those
visualizations?
– What are best-practice
methodologies?
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6. Enterprise architecture management tool survey
(2007 – 2008)
– What are the current requirements from industry

for an EAM tool?
– How do existing EAM tools address these
requirements?
– How is collaborative work supported by the
different EAM tools?
– Do the EAM tools support enterprise-specific
information models?
– Do the EAM tools support automated generation
of EA visualizations?
– Do the EAM tools provide support for EA
transformation planning?
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7. EAM Pattern Catalog (since 2006)
Which concern is relevant for which stakeholder?
Which activities are required to address a concern?
Which viewpoints help stakeholders to collaboratively perform the

activities?
Which information has to be available to generate a view?
Which activities, viewpoints, or information have proven not be

successful?
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7. EAM Pattern Catalog Wiki (since 2008)
Countries Industries
8. Development of an enterprise-specific
EA management approach
– Introduction to EAM from a business perspective (Deutsche

Flugsicherung)
– How-to create an enterprise-specific EA management approach
(Deutsche Flugsicherung)
– Best-practices in visualizations for EAM (Deutsche Flugsicherung,
Fraport)
– Discussion on EA information modeling (Fraport)
– Overview about currently available EAM tools (Deutsche
Flugsicherung, Fraport)
EAM conferences and events organized by sebis
Participation in EAM-related working groups
National and international cooperations in EAM
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sebis publications in 2009 (as of 7/2009, view all)
Social software & domain-specific software
architectures
Users

Software Content
Projects
Domain-Driven Software Architectures

Tricia - integrated web collaboration services for
all members of the extended enterprise
§Wiki collaboration
§Personal & team blogging
§File & directory sharing
§Social networking
§Content publishing & site navigation
§Mandatory access policies defined dynamically,
www.infoasset.de
decentralized and at different levels of granularity.
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Hybrid Wiki
Traditional Wiki:
Unstructured
Hypertext
Hybrid Wiki
 attributes, relationships and types complement text

 both can be attached to any content object
 unstructured information is gradually
transformed into a schema-based form
Enterprise 2.0 Survey
 See online version for more details

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Tric
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Courses offered by sebis at TU München
GRes English Guided Research (Forschungsarbeit unter Anleitung) Guided Master Winter
Research
EIST German Vorlesung: Einführung in die Softwaretechnik Lecture Bachelor Summer
SEIP (BIRU) German Vorlesung: Software Engineering in der industriellen Praxis Lecture Bachelor Winter
SEBA Bachelor German Vorlesung: Software Engineering betrieblicher Anwendungen - Bachelorkurs
Lecture Bachelor Winter
SEBA Master German & Vorlesung: Software Engineering für betriebliche Anwendungen - Lecture Master Summer
English Masterkurs
SITM German Vorlesung: Strategisches IT Management Lecture Master Winter
SoftArch German & Vorlesung: Softwarearchitekturen Lecture Master Winter
English
WebApp German & Vorlesung: Web-Anwendungen - Konzepte, Softwarearchitekturen undLecture
Technologien Master Summer
English
GFSU German Seminar: Gründung und Führung kleiner softwareorientierter Unternehmen
Seminar Bachelor Summer
PSem German Proseminar: Web Services: Architekturen und Standards Seminar Bachelor On demand
HSem German Hauptseminar: Modellierung, Simulation und Steuerung adaptiver soziotechnischer
Seminar Systeme
Bachelor On demand
OSem German Oberseminar des Lehrstuhls sebis Seminar BSc&MSc Summer &
Winter
DSem German Doktorandenseminar: Software Engineering betrieblicher Informationssysteme
Seminar PhD Summer &
Winter
DBIS German Bachelor-Praktikum Datenbanken und Informationssysteme Lab Course Bachelor Summer &
Winter
PWebApp German & Master-Praktikum: Webanwendungen Lab Course Master Winter
English

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Fakultät für Informatik

Technische Universität München

Prof. Dr. Florian Matthes

Social Contexts Transfer

Domain-Specific Software Architectures

Social Contexts Transfer

Domain-Driven Software Architectures

Informatics Engineering Assessment Application Domain

Business Service Layer

Application & Information Layer

Infrastructure Service Layer

Where to start? Which level of detail? Best practices?

Enterprise Architecture Management

Strategy & Goal Management

Project Portfolio Management

What are successfulDetails

1.Metrics for enterprise architectures

– What are good metrics for

– What are potential

– What are best-

– What are appropriate

– What are successful

– What are the current requirements from industry

Which concern is relevant for which stakeholder?

Which activities are required to address a concern?

Which viewpoints help stakeholders to collaboratively perform the

Which information has to be available to generate a view?

Which activities, viewpoints, or information have proven not be

– Introduction to EAM from a business perspective (Deutsche

Social Contexts Transfer

Domain-Driven Software Architectures

 attributes, relationships and types complement text

 See online version for more details

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