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Keynote Speakers
You never know where a spark will come from to light an idea. Code Generation is about sharing, not about sitting passively through talk after talk. Our keynotes are the touchpaper that sets your day off.
Stephen Mellor
Stephen J Mellor is an independent teacher and consultant focussed on methods for the construction of real-time and embedded systems. He is the author of Structured Development for Real-Time Systems (way back in 1985), Object Lifecycles, Executable UML, and MDA Distilled. He is also (perhaps surprisingly) a signatory to the Agile Manifesto.
Until recently, he was Chief Scientist of the Embedded Software Division at Mentor Graphics, and founder and some-time president of Project Technology, Inc., before its acquisition. He participates in multiple UML/modeling related activities at the Object Management Group, and was a member of the OMG's Architecture Board, which is the final technical gateway for all OMG standards.
Mr Mellor was the Chairman of the Advisory Board to IEEE Software for ten years and a two-time Guest Editor of the magazine, most recently for an issue on Model-Driven Development. He is also adjunct professor at the Australian National University in Canberra, ACT, Australia.
Juha-Pekka Tolvanen
Juha-Pekka Tolvanen, PhD, is the CEO of MetaCase. He has been involved in model-driven approaches, domain-specific languages and modeling tools since 1991.
He has acted as a consultant worldwide on modeling language development, authored a book (Domain-Specific Modeling, Wiley) and written over 70 articles in journals and conferences. Juha-Pekka is an adjunct professor at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.
Johan den Haan
Johan den Haan is CTO at Mendix, where he leads the company’s overall technical strategy and research & product development teams. He has been with Mendix from the start and helped shaping the products and growing the R&D teams. He blogs here and tweets as @JohanDenHaan
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