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Juan Llorens is Professor at the Informatics Department of the Carlos III University of Madrid – Spain.
He received his MS degree in Industrial Engineer from the ICAI Polytechnic School at the UPC University in Madrid in 1986, Spain, and his PhD in Industrial Engineering and robotics at the Carlos III University of Madrid, Spain in 1996.
In 1987 he started his own company dealing with Artificial Intelligence applied to Database systems, named Knowledge Engineering SL (KE). Dr. Llorens worked as technical director in KE and as Marketing Director in Advanced Vision Technologies until 1992, when he joined the Carlos III University. Since 2003 he is Professor at the Carlos III University of Madrid. His main subject is Knowledge Reuse, which he teaches in the Informatics studies at the University.
Dr. Llorens is the leader of the KR Group (Knowledge Reuse Group) within the University. In 1998 he was invited to the Högskolan på Åland (HÅ) (Åland, Finland). From 1998 to 2008 he split his educational activities between Madrid's University and the HÅ, where he taught different Software Engineering subjects.
Since 2008, based on a funded agreement, The REUSE Company, a brand of the spin-off organization named CISET, has outsourced all its R&D activities to the Knowledge Reuse Group of the Carlos III University. In this context, Dr Llorens can defend TRC's CTO role within his professorship. His current research involves the study of knowledge technologies and system engineering techniques integration towards Software and Information quality measurement and Reuse.
He is member of INCOSE’s (International Council on Systems Engineering, www.incose.org) Requirements Working Group and he is the Technical Director of the Spanish INCOSE Chapter (AEIS).
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Gauthier FANMUY is a Systems Users Experience Director at Dassault Systemes (www.3ds.com/systems-engineering). He is in charge of a Systems Engineering tools portfolio.
He previously worked in a consulting company ADN where he created and developed a department on Systems Engineering consultancy and tools reselling. He has worked in the past years in the Automotive Industry at PSA Peugeot Citroen where he has deployed Requirement engineering and DOORS. He also worked in the Aeronautic Industry at Dassault-Aviation where he managed several projects such as integration of electro-optics sensors on military aircrafts, development of complex system functions and re-engineering of MMI in object oriented approaches.
He represents Dassault Systemes at AFIS (French association on Systems Engineering). He also serves as AFIS Deputy Technical Director and represents AFIS at AFNOR. He was previously chairman of Global processes Technical Committee of AFIS and also managed during 10 years of this organization the Requirements Engineering Working Group.
He represents Dassault Systemes at the Corporate Advisory Board of INCOSE (International Council On Systems Engineering). He is co-founder of the SPECIEF association for the promotion of Requirements Engineering in French and is porting within this association the overall IREB certification scheme in French speaking regions.
Lucio TIRONE is Technical Director at Aster S.p.A., he has over 15 years of field experience, the first half of which spent consolidating his Electromagnetic background, in the development of object oriented software for the computation of e.m. propagation in complex urban/non-urban environments. Since then he has been involved in Systems Engineering activities for the analysis, design, implementation and validation of large technological projects in the Defense, Aerospace and Transport sectors. Certified INCOSE CSEP since 2012, and OCSMP since 2015, he is currently President of the Italian Association of Systems Engineering - INCOSE Italia Chapter.
Frank H. Ritz is a managing director and ambitious since 1988 as entrepreneur, project manager, consultant and technology developer. In this position he permanently manages projects and must live agility applied to project management and everything that has to do with Business Analysis and Requirements Engineering and Management. He is orientated strongly at methodical process models, empathy, team building, scope, up-to-schedule performance, effort, quality and in-budget as well as right tool, technology use.
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Dr. Anabel Fraga is a Computer Engineering professional; she obtained her degree in the Simon Bolívar University. Previous to set aside in the academic work, she committed her efforts in the industry as UNIX Administrator (HP-UX, Digital Unix, and so forth), Application Administrator (SICAP, Comptel technology for Telecom companies), Windows Administrator, Project Management and Consultancy. She obtained the E-commerce and Networking Msc. in the Carlos III University of Madrid. She presented her PhD thesis in Computer Science in the Carlos III University of Madrid at the Knowledge Reuse Research Group. Her central areas of research are: Software Architecture, Information Engineering, Knowledge Management, ITIL/ISO20000 and Reuse; but she is also interested in ethics, innovative methods of learning for supporting new software architects and the improvement of the CS Curriculum. She is professor of Software/Systems engineering, Information/Knowledge Engineering and Programming in Carlos III University of Madrid. She is member of ACM CSTA, INCOSE and IASA, and she is one of the leaders of the IASA Chapter of Madrid.
Dr. Jose María Alvarez-Rodríguez holds a Ph.D. (2012) in e-Procurement, Linked Data and Semantics by the University of Oviedo, Spain. From 2005 to 2010 he worked at the R&D Department within CTIC Foundation. He has also participated in more than 18 competitive research projects and has published more than 50 publications and research works. He also held a position as part-time Assistant Professor from 2008 to 2012 at the Department of Computer Science within the University of Oviedo. He has been also rewarded with a HPC2-Europe Transnational Access Programme grant at SARA (Netherlands) and a Marie Curie Postdoc at SEERC (Greece) within the RELATE-ITN FP7 project.
Currently he is Visiting Professor within the Deparment of Computer Science at the Carlos III University of Madrid. In the meantime he is part of the research group "Knowledge Reuse" (at the same University) leaded by Prof. Dr. Juan Llorens.