Laboratory Informatics
On 14 December this year is”global day of Coderetreat. Everywhere around the world thousands of software developers participate on this day called Coderetreats. In Osnabruck the LMIS AG in cooperation with the University of Osnabruck organised such an interactive event for all IT enthusiasts, who enjoy developing software. Global day of Coderetreat “is organized by the Coderetreat Community contribution Fund (c3f). The nonprofit organization called a day in the life, to honor the passion of programming and the software craft. Last year more than 2,000 software developers from over 20 different time zones took part distributed to more than 150 cities in the event. This year there are expected to be even more than 200 cities and more than 3,000 developers.
The LMIS AG, an IT service provider for individual software, brings the event in cooperation with the University of Osnabruck in this year for the first time to Osnabruck. Coderetreat the journey is the goal a Coderetreat is one Interactive event, where various methods for the development of software are tried in teams. He runs according to a fixed pattern: every Coderetreat is subdivided into individual sessions (also: iterations) of 45 minutes duration, where the teams are trying to solve a specific task. A critical reflection of the different practices will take place at the end of each session. Followed then by the next session starts in which all over again, because the most important rule when the Coderetreat is that the code created in the previous round may not be reused. As a result, the participants remain always flexible in their thinking and approach.
As a Coderetreat it is not, to solve the problem, but to find as many different approaches and to try out new methods. Science meets industry: cooperation between University of Osnabruck and LMIS AG in cooperation with Prof. Dr. Frank Thies ing, Prof. Dr. Stephan Kleuker, Prof. Dr. ing. Rainer Roosmann, Prof. Dr. ing. Heiko Tapken and Prof. Dr. Hikmet Ersek wanted to know more. Oliver Henkel from Laboratory Informatics “General” of the University of Osnabruck would the LMIS AG with about 40 software developers from the region most global day of code ret reat participate to both students and professional developers are invited. Practical experience in software development are beneficial, but not a must. With the participation of the “global day of Coderetreat we create the possibility that aspiring and experienced developers can learn from each other and discuss different approaches and methods of software development. Through the cooperation between science and business are often the most fruitful synergies, says Sascha Domer, principal consultant at the LMIS AG. Daniels has successfully completed several times, inter alia in collaboration with University and University of Osnabruck very Coderetreats and is also the event most global day of Coderetreat Guide. The Coderetreat on the occasion of the anniversary of the world is from 09: 00 to approx. 17:00 in the College Osnabruck take place (venue: building SI, access via Barbara Street 16, in addition to the new Mensa). The participation is free of charge. For a midday snack is provided.
Leipzig Congress Manager, Board Member Of The World Association Elected
CCL-chef Andre Kaldenhoff wants to engage in sustainability the industry Andre Kaldenhoff, head of the Congress Center Leipzig (CCL), was elected Sunday to the Executive Board of the World Association (ICCA). The International Association of Convention and meeting business represents over 900 members in 87 countries. In the Board of Directors, Kaldenhoff is responsible for the range of conference centres, hotels and event locations together with his London colleagues James Rees. His choice of vehicles also of the international standing of Congress country Germany the location Leipzig, as Andre Kaldenhoff. The meetings industry is a dynamic industry with a lot of potential,”said the Manager of the Congress. I will use in my new function me also, that Congress centres sustained work and are intent on long-term positive effects.” For example, the variety of services and the internationality of the participants led, that Congress centres triggered high economic effects in the surrounding area. In Leipzig, every euro ’cause in the CCL, implemented will once again 13 euros in the region for nights, catering, retail, service providers, and so on.
As the operator of conference centers we are the responsibility, to control the use of resources in a sustainable manner and thus exert a role model for business and society.” Arguably the highly successful edition of the 50th ICCA World Congress contributed to the choice of the shoulder Leipziger 2011. The World Association was returned to its anniversary for the first time after 27 years after Germany. The meeting at the Congress Center Leipzig had more participants than ever before in the history of the ICCA with over 1,000 delegates. Here also the Green Traffic caused a stir “project: for the first time, Conference participants took the tram majority for the daily trip to the Congress Centre.” Conceived and organized the public transportation was the apprentice threesome Leipzig companies. The innovative concept is now cited as an example of best practice the Conference logistics. About the CCL Congress Center Leipzig (CCL) belongs to the Group of Leipziger Messe and is part of the Leipzig trade fair grounds. It is one of the most modern Congress and conference centres in Europe. Features of the House include the individual event support and comprehensive service, which covers the complete range of event services. Held annually around 100 conferences and professional programs in the CCL. The flexible room concept with 23 independent spaces, integrated exhibition halls and the glass Hall as the venue allows events of almost any size and almost any character. The CCL is a member of the initiative do-it-at-leipzig.de, an Association of Leipzig Congress partners who together advocate high standards at the Leipzig Congress location.
Ministry Industry
Support options for “IT security made in Germany” in the foreign business, the embossed medium-sized German IT security industry is mainly export-oriented. Successful contact resulted in the destination country require careful preparatory work and professional guidance. The Federal Foreign Office provides expert support. The German IT Security Association (TeleTrusT) and the Foreign Ministry informed political support in the international business opportunities within the framework of a joint event at the 14.11.2013 in Berlin. Planned content of the event:-mediation of appropriate point of contact for local authorities in the country of destination; -Procurement processes (example: contacts with the respective Chambers of Commerce and industry ministries); -Support in the banking and payment industry (example: contacts with the appropriate information-enabled public authorities); -Visa problem (example: obtaining Schengen visas for potential customer visits by interested parties in Germany); – Certification requirements in countries of potential customers; -Reference projects. Programme and registration see: events/Foreign Ministry / the German IT Security Association (TeleTrusT) is a network of excellence, which includes domestic and foreign members from science, industry and administration, as well as thematically related partner organisations. Through the broad membership and partner organizations, TeleTrusT embodies the greatest competence network for security in Germany and Europe.
TeleTrusT offers forums for experts, organized events or event participation and comments on current questions of security. TeleTrusT is the “TeleTrusT European Bridge CA” (ECWM; PKI-Vertrauensverbund), the expert certificates “TeleTrusT information security professional” (T.I.S.P.) and “TeleTrusT engineer for system security” (T.E.S.S.) as well as the quality mark “IT security made in Germany”. Headquarters of the Association is Berlin. TeleTrusT is a member of the European telecommunications standards Institute (ETSI). TeleTrusT Federal IT security association, Dr. Holger Muhlbauer, Managing Director, Chausseestrasse 17, 10115 Berlin Tel.: + 49 30 / 40054310,