Table of Contents

Workshop Summary
 
OOT in Health Care and Insurance Workshop Participants and Photos

Workshop Discussion Abstracts

Workshop Credits
 

Rules System

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Power of Rules "as Objects"

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Rules Editor Design

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Rules System - Rule Objects

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Template-based Code Generation Using Business Patterns

Introduction

Recognition of Business Patterns

Code Generation Via Parameterized Templates

Standards and Infrastructure Required for Template-based Code Generation

Base Input Forms and Tokens

Metrics From the Project

About the Author

Appendix 1: Example of Lower Tier Data Access Patterns

Appendix 2: Example of Upper Tier Business Patterns

Appendix 3: Example of a .IN File

Appendix 4: Example of a Template
 
 

ARCHITECTING FOR UNANTICIPATED CHANGE

SOFTWARE'S CHRONIC CRISIS

PLUS ÇA CHANGE...

UNANTICIPATED CHANGES

STATIC VIEW OF A DYNAMIC WORLD

ADAPTABLE SOFTWARE

APPLICATION SEPARATION

THREE DEGREES OF SEPARATION

SEMANTIC LAYER

DATA LAYER

PRESENTATION LAYER

FURTHER SEPARATION

COMPONENT-BASED SOFTWARE

APPLICATION COMPOSITION

TRELLIS ARCHITECTURE

TRELLIS ARCHITECTURE

TRELLIS ARCHITECTURE

INDIRECT BINDING

IMPLICATIONS AND FUTURE WORK

ARCHITECTING FOR UNANTICIPATED CHANGE
 
 

Introduction

Software Components

Application Composition

Application Separation and Composition

A Framework for Application Composition

Conclusion and Recommendations

Bibliography
 
 

TeleMed: Wide-Area, Secure,
Collaborative Object Computing with Java and CORBA for Healthcare

Outline

TeleMed Project

Security Requirements

TeleMed Architecture

TeleMed Security

TeleMed Security

Patient IDentification Service

Java + CORBA

Pure Java on the Server

Northern NM Rural Telemedicine Project

The Need

The Project

The Project (cont.)

Job Task Analysis

Experiences

TeleMed Information
 
 

Experience with Creating a Prototype for a Medical Terminology System Coupled with Terminology Services for use in a Distributed Object Computing Environment

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IBM_Anderson_Position_OOPSLA98

Participant Background

Executive Summary

General Position

Supporting the Independent Agent

Collaboration
 
 

Risk Analysis

Agenda

Risk Analysis

Risk Analysis Methodology

Analysis Methodology

Data Classification

Risk Items

Risk Items Are Categorized

A Group

A Calculation Model

Risk Analysis Methodology

The Analysis Methodology

Analysis Methodology

It´s not enough !

System Components

Model Tuning

The DSS Engines

The Problem

A New DSS Family

A New DSS Family

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Introduction - Agenda

EDS MetaVance Payor Portfolio Direction

EDS MetaVance Payor Portfolio Direction

Market Factors - Business Drivers

Market Factors - Technology Drivers

Market Reaction

EDS' Response to the Market

Technical Cornerstones

The EDS Solution

Current MetaVance Environment

Evolution

Technology Direction

How Do We Achieve The Vision?

Component Based Development

What is CBD?

Why CBD?

Why CBD?

What is a software component?

Software component granularity

Progress To Date

Scheduled Projects

Integration Alternatives

EDS's Integration Recommendation

Questions & Discussion

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Objects in Healthcare - focus on standards

Abstract

Object-oriented standards in healthcare

The Problem with Standards are that there are so many!

Messaging, Middleware and n-tier architectures

Benefits of Object/Component Technologies

Authors Biographies: