Tag: event

Discovering Hidden Communication Patterns and Informal Organization in Companies through Graph Analysis

by Marco Brambilla, posted in big data, data science, event, social network, social network analysis

In this study, we present a comprehensive framework for capturing, processing, and analyzing large-scale digital communication data to uncover hidden informal communication patterns within a real-world corporate environment. We run our study on a unique dataset of 40.425.247 email messages exchanged within a banking company, spanning a two-year period. Based on this information, we construct … Continue reading Discovering Hidden Communication Patterns and Informal Organization in Companies through Graph Analysis

Modeling, Modeling, Modeling: From Web to Enterprise to Crowd to Social

by Marco Brambilla, posted in big data, data science, modeling, software engineering

This is our perspective on the world: it's all about modeling.  So, why is it that model-driven engineering is not taking over the whole technological and social eco-system? Let me make the case that it is. In the occasion of the 25th edition of the Italian Symposium of Database Systems (SEBD 2017) we (Stefano Ceri … Continue reading Modeling, Modeling, Modeling: From Web to Enterprise to Crowd to Social

Social Media Behaviour during Live Events: the Milano Fashion Week #MFW case

by Marco Brambilla, posted in big data, smartcity, social network, social network analysis

We study spreading of social content  in space during live events, measuring the spreading of the event propagation in space. We build didifferent clusters of fashion brands, we characterize several features of propagation in space and we correlate them to the popularity of the brand and temporal propagation.

How Mature is of Model-driven Engineering as an Engineering Discipline? – Panel with Manfred Broy, Paola Inverardi and Lionel Briand

by Marco Brambilla, posted in modeling

Within ModelsWard 2016, just after the opening speech I gave on February 19 in Rome, the opening panel has been about the current maturity of model-driven engineering. I also hosted a poll on twitter on this matter (results are available in this other post).   I'm happy the panelists raised several issues I pointed out myself in the introduction … Continue reading How Mature is of Model-driven Engineering as an Engineering Discipline? – Panel with Manfred Broy, Paola Inverardi and Lionel Briand

EventOmeters by Fluxedo: the new actor in Event Management. Mobile app + social media (semantic) analytics + IoT

by Marco Brambilla, posted in social network analysis

Following up on my recent perspective that moves from model-driven development to hidden-model products, together with the Fluxedo team and in collaboration with WebRatio and Eurotech, we launched a new product called EventOmeters. EventOmeters allows businesses and event organizers to increase the effectiveness of their events, involving participants and being able to rely on certain measures for … Continue reading EventOmeters by Fluxedo: the new actor in Event Management. Mobile app + social media (semantic) analytics + IoT

Keynote speech on User Interaction Modeling at Modelsward 2015 in Angers

by Marco Brambilla, posted in modeling

On February 10, 2015 I gave a keynote at Modelsward in Angers, France. The speech focuses on the modeling of software UIs through graphical domain-specific languages and in particular shows the new standard adopted by OMG called IFML (Interaction Flow Modeling Language) at work. My presentation illustrates the basic concepts of IFML, presents the design … Continue reading Keynote speech on User Interaction Modeling at Modelsward 2015 in Angers

Bran Selic, Mark Van Den Brand and Marco Brambilla: Panel on State of Modeling.

by Marco Brambilla, posted in data science

Within the Modelsward conference held at ESEO in Angers, France, the warm up session has been delegated to a panel on the state of modelling, where panelists Bran Selic, Mark Van Den Brand and myself discussed about their vision on modelling. Plenty of good points came up both from the panelists and the audience. The … Continue reading Bran Selic, Mark Van Den Brand and Marco Brambilla: Panel on State of Modeling.

The Cloud meets Model-Driven Engineering

by Marco Brambilla, posted in data science

Cloud computing is enormously promising in terms of providing scalable and elastic infrastructure for software applications, as well as innovative business opportunities. However, its complexity (both in terms of understanding and adoption) is often underestimated. That's why Model-Driven Engineering (MDE), whose focus is to elevate conceptual models to first class artefacts of the software development … Continue reading The Cloud meets Model-Driven Engineering

The IFML tour – Part 2

by Marco Brambilla, posted in Uncategorized

After reporting on my recent tour presenting IFML in the US, I wish to mention my last IFML trips. I have been invited in two remarkable venues for presenting IFML:at the University of Luxembourg (research group of Lionel Briand) and at the Luxembourg office for informatization of the public administration.at the MUMIA COST Action meeting … Continue reading The IFML tour – Part 2

Mobile, Cloud, BPM through MDD for fostering the business. Presentation at SMAU 2013

by Marco Brambilla, posted in Uncategorized

Yesterday, together with Matteo Sassi from WebRatio, I gave a seminar at SMAU 2013 on applying model-driven engineering solutions to Mobile, Cloud, and BPM technologies for fostering the business.The main message is that MDD and MDE can dramatically increase efficiency, flexibility and effectiveness of the enterprise by letting it address better the needs of the … Continue reading Mobile, Cloud, BPM through MDD for fostering the business. Presentation at SMAU 2013