(R)Evolution and Trends

Raymond Morel — 2008-04-15T16:46:32Z

Issus des réunions IFIP voici quelques réflexions personnelles du représentant suisse à l'Assemblée générale de l'IFIP

(R)Evolution et Tendances - MEMO de synthèse N°10 (juin 2009)

(R)Evolution et Tendances - MEMO de synthèse N° 9 (novembre 2008)

(R)Evolution et Tendances - MEMO de synthèse N° 8 (avril 2008)

(R)Evolution et Tendances - MEMO de synthèse N° 7 (octobre 2007)

(R)Evolution et Tendances - MEMO de synthèse N° 6 (mars 2007)

Les TIC transforment-elles la façon d’enseigner ? dans le bulletin de la HEP BEJUNE d'octobre 2006 "Enjeux pédagogiques" - Dossier les TIC et la pédagogie

(R)Evolution et Tendances - MEMO de synthèse N° 5 (octobre 2006)

(R)Evolution et Tendances - MEMO de synthèse N° 4 (mars 2006)

(R)Evolution et Tendances - MEMO de synthèse N° 3 (septembre 2005)

(R)Evolution et Tendances - MEMO de synthèse N° 2 (juillet 2005)

(R)Evolution et Tendances - MEMO de synthèse N° 1 (mars 2005)

Events

Raymond Morel — 2008-04-15T16:12:36Z

IFIP events (Agenda)

Events in Switzerland (Agenda)

Past IFIP events in Switzerland till 2008

International Workshop on Local Networks, Rueschlikon, August 1980
WCCE'81 (World Conference on Computers in Education, Lausanne, July 1981
General Conference on Performance of Computer Communication Systems, Zurich, May 1984
International Symposium on Spatial Data Handling, Zurich, August 1984
Workshop on Artificial Intelligence in Economics and management, Zurich, March 1984
Seventh Symposium on Protocol Specifications, Verification and Testing, Zurich, May 1987
Workshop on Local Area Networks Management, Zurich, October 1987
International Seminar on Digital Communications, Zurich, March 1988
Open Seminar - Lectures on Device and Process Simulation, Zurich, April 1988
International Conference on VMEbus in Research, Zurich, October 1988
First International Workshop on Protocols for High-Speed Networks, Rueschlikon, May 1989
15th Conference on System Modelling and Optimization, Zurich, September 1991
Working Conference on Informatics at the University Level - Teaching Advanced Subjects in the Future, Zurich, October 1991
Working Conference on Lessons from Learning, Archamps / Geneva, September 1993
International Conference on Formal Description Techniques for Distributed Systems and Communication Protocols, Bern, October 1994
International Conference Open and Distance Learning - Key issues for a Sustainable Development, Geneva, October 1994
Working Conference on Domain Knowledge for Interactive System Design, Geneva, May 1996
Working Conference on Analysis and Modelling for Interactive Systems, Geneva, May 1996
European Design Automation Conference - EuroDAC'96 and EuroVHDL'96, Geneva, September 1996
International Conference on Performance Theory, Measurement and Evaluation of Computers and Communication - PERFORMANCE '96, Lausanne,
Computer Animation '97, Geneva, June 1997
Working Conference on Extended Enterprise, Ascona, September 1997
Virtual Systems and Multimedia '97, Geneva, September 1997
7th IFIP Conference on Data Base Semantics, Leysin, October 1997
Working Conference on Integrity and Internal Control, Zurich, December 1997
5th World Conference on Human Choice and Computers - Computer and Networks in the Age of Globalization, Geneva, 1998
Workshop on Modelling and Motion Capture Techniques for Virtual Environment, Geneva, Nov. 1998
S. Munari received the IFIP Outstanding Service Award, 1998.
International Workshop on Distributed Systems: Operations and Management, Zurich, October 1999
Joint Modular Languages Conference '2000, Zurich, September 2000
Conference on e-Commerce, e-Business, e.Government, Zurich, October 2001
International Conference for Environmental Protection - Sustainability in the Information Society, Zurich, October 2001
- K. Bauknecht was appointed as IFIP Honorary Member 2001.
- R.Morel received the IFIP Silver Core award, 2001.
- A.Strohmeier received the ACM Outstanding Ada Communit Contribution award ,2002.
9th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Zurich, September 2003
Conference on "Inter operability of Enterprise Application Software", Geneva, February 2005
eGOV INTEROP'05 Annual Conference "Interoperable e-Government Service", Geneva, February 2005
VSTTE conference "Verified Software: Theories, Tools, Experiments", Zurich, October 2005
Conference on Software Engineering for Outsourced and Offshored Development, Zurich, October 2006
Conference on Visions of the Information Society, final Conference of the 'Sustainability in the
Information Society program (with the Kick-off meeting of the new WG 9.9: ICT and Sustainable Development), St. Gallen, November 2005
Conference on Open Source (which established the new WG 2.13 on Open Source software), Como, June 2006
IFIP Special Seminar on Reconfigurable Computing - Opportunities and Challenges, Geneva, June 2007
Conference Tests And Proofs, Zurich, February 2007
Conference on Concurrent Systems - ARCS 2007, Zurich, March 2007
Conference on Free software and open source software, Lausanne, June 2007
15th European Conference on Information Systems on Relevant rigour - rigorous relevance, St. Gallen, June 2007
Working Conference on Situational Method Engineering: Fundamentals and Experiences, Geneva, September 2007
Special Seminar with Dr Afonso Ferreira, Head of Science Operations of the COST Office at Brussels, Geneva, November 2008
Special Seminar with Professor Josep Diaz (UPC Barcelona), Geneva, December 2008
The fourth European Computer Science Summit, (ECSS), Zurich, October 2008.
Seminar on European Cooperation in Science and Technology with Dr Afonso Ferreira, Head of Science Operations of the COST Office at Brussels, Geneva, November 2008
Seminar on Evaluation of Computer Science Research with Professor Josep Diaz (UPC Barcelona), previous president of the European Association for Theoretical Computer Science, Geneva, December 2008
Seminar on Smart Sensors and CS, Geneva, February 2009 with Professor Sotiris Nikoletseas, Patras
Seminar on Datasetoids: obtaining more data for empirical studies in machine learning, Geneva, March 2009 with Prof. Carlos Soares, Porto.
Seminar on Knowledge Discovery and Management in Life Sciences, Geneva, August 2009, Geneva with Prof. A. Famili, University of Florida.
First International Conference on Exploring Services Sciences (IESS 1.0), Geneva, February 2010
e-government conference (EGOV) 2010, Lausanne, August 2010
e-Participation conference 2010, Lausanne, August 2010
IFIP SEC 2011 , Luzern 7-9th of June 2011

Partners

Raymond Morel — 2008-04-15T15:56:47Z

SATW

WBR+ Commissions + Commission ICT (SATW)

ICTswitzerland + KB + ICT-SR

SARIT

SI + SISR

SwissICT + I-CH

IFIP Technical Committees

IFIP General Assembly & Board (ex-Council)

IFIP Projects

IFIP Newsletter

IFIP TC3 web site

ERCIM

OFCOM / BAKOM

CDIP / EDK

CCFT / SKIB

CTIE / SFIB

OFSP / BAG

OFFT / BBT

OFS / BFS

COHEP

SSAB / FSFA

TA-Swiss

Ynternet

Forum Helveticum

WSIS

ASN / DSA

UNESCO + IITE

ITU / UIT

WTO / OMC

ILO / OIT

EENet

Switzerland and IFIP

Raymond Morel — 2008-04-15T15:29:13Z

Very active in IFIP since its creation in 1960 and although not part of the European Community, Switzerland has not only been a founder of IFIP but has continued to contribute towards its objectives and activities without interruption through the personal involvement of its representatives:

active presence in the Executive Board and the Council and 3 Presidents covering a period of 12 years.

R.Morel, Swiss representative to the IFIP GA since 1999, has been Board Member and Councillor from 2004 to 2010.

Bernard Eschermann was elected in 2009 as Councillor to the IFIP Board.

Strong and active Swiss presence in the Technical Committees and Working Groups dealing with matters of interest to Switzerland.

Today, 78 specialists from Swiss Academia and industry are participating in 11 TC's and 39 WG's. 1 Swiss rep is TC chairman, 1 rep is Secretary and 2 reps are also special consultants.
The TC representatives were appointed by ICTswitzerland, the Swiss Member of IFIP until 2010.
The WG members are individual specialists accepted by the WG's for their expertise (there is no country limitation on their number).
The personal involvement and the efforts of these specialists contribute, through their international contacts with leading experts, to acquiring and bringing to Switzerland knowledge on new technology developments and strategies discussed within IFIP Working Groups. They are the ambassadors of Switzerland to the TC's and WG's
and contribute to the maintenance and improvement of the Swiss international image.
This is especially true in areas such as Education, Communications (infrastructure, financial access, etc..),
Security, Software, Human aspects, etc.. which present important potential for Switzerland.

Support for these international activities is therefore very important to allow the continuation of an active Swiss participation in the international IFIP activities in all areas of ICT.
Till 2010 the Swiss Committee for IFIP is thankful to the SATW (http://www.satw.ch/), SARIT http://www.sarit.ch/ and, of course, to the employers of the IFIP delegates; without such support they could not pursue their mission. We have tried hereunder to evaluate the overall effort represented by the activities of the delegates to IFIP functions.

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The Swiss delegates are appointed for a period of 4 years renewable by periods of 2 years. The names of the Swiss TC and Working Groups representatives are published on the SARIT Web site

The main functions of a Swiss IFIP TC representative are :

- to assure the both ways communications between Switzerland and his TC (information to the Technical Committee about latest developments and concerns in Switzerland and information to the interested parties in Switzerland about the TC activities),

- organise TC meetings and events in Switzerland when feasible, etc...

For more information:

· Tasks : http://www.sarit.ch/swiss-ifip-committee/tasks.html

· Rules : http://www.sarit.ch/swiss-ifip-committee/rules.html

The Federation, its TC's and WG's - Some current IFIP projects

Raymond Morel — 2008-04-15T14:51:42Z

Technical Activities:
the essential part of IFIP, are performed in its Technical Committees (TC) based on the active participation of more than two thousand people world-wide. A TC is in fact a management team responsible for a given field of activity and for the work of its Working Groups (WG). These Groups work WG in a variety of ways to share experience and to develop their specialised knowledge. These include open conferences, smaller working conferences, seminars and tutorials, circulated papers and, increasingly, as befits our subject, electronic conferencing and e-mail. http://www.ifip-tc3.net/article.php3?id_article=77

Some current IFIP projects

New structure of IFIP with restructuring Executive Board and Council

Structure of IFIP

Raymond Morel — 2008-04-11T14:57:00Z

- Swiss IFIP Committee (SIC)

IFIP Mission

Raymond Morel — 2008-04-11T14:34:46Z

IFIP mission is, among others :
• to plan courses of action on issues of international significance,
• to promote international co-operation in a free environment between individuals, national and international governmental bodies,
• to pay special attention to the needs of developing countries,
• to promote professionalism, incorporating high standards of ethics and conduct, among all IT practitioners,
• to provide a forum for assessing the social consequences of IT applications and to campaign for the safe and beneficial development and use of IT and the protection of people from abuse through its improper application,
• to contribute to the formulation of the education and training needed by IT practitioners, users and the public at large.

IFIP links more than 3500 scientists from Academia and Industry, organized in more than 101 Working Groups reporting to 13 Technical Committees, sponsors 100 highest quality international events, and the publication of some 30 new books annually that are distributed worldwide.

For more information

Reports

Raymond Morel — 2008-04-03T10:50:40Z

Activities SIC in 2011
The Swiss IFIP Committee (SIC):
2012 Report on 2011 Activities to the GA of the SI on 7th of May 2012

http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/IFIP-SIC-Report-2011-v3.pdf

Reports 2011 of the Swiss reps :
- TC1 J.Rolim http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/doc/IFIP-TC-1-report-2011.doc
- TC2 B. Meyer http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/TC2-report-2011-11Summary-Zurich110730.pdf
- TC3 R. Morel http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/doc/Report-2011-TC3-to-SIC-Annual-meeting-v3.doc
- TC5 Ph. Dallemagne http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/doc/tc5-report-2011-dallemagne-ICT-SARIT_Rapport-IFIP-2011.doc
- TC6 H. Rudin http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/doc/CH-TC6-2012.doc
- TC8 R. Winter http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/doc/TC8-Report-2011.doc
- TC9 J-L Chappelet to come soon
- TC10 B. Echermann http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/doc/IFIP-TC10-to-CH-2011.doc
- TC11 C. Rieder http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/doc/IFIP-report-2011-TC11-Rieder-111215.doc
- TC13 U. Klotz cf the global SIC report 2011 to the GA of the SI on 7th of May 2012

IFIP FULL MEMBER SOCIETY REPORT 2011
to the General Assembly, Prague
http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/CHReport11GA-IFIPv3.pdf
Geneva, 23rd of August 2011

Swiss Representative at IFIP GA +
Swiss Representative at IFIP TC3 +
Special IFIP TC3 Consultant Report +
Member of the ILC

Synthetical report to the Chairman ILC in the perspective of the IFIP GA in Prague, 9-10 of September 2011

Raymond MOREL (CH)
(period February 2011 -> August 2011)

www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/doc/Report-feb-aug-ILC-GA-Prague-v2.doc

SMART Project Workshop in Brussels 18-19 January 2011 on
The role and Impact of Professionnal and Scientific Societies in ICT Research, Education and Innovation

Presentation summary at SI Visiontag 20th of June 2011
http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/ppt/SI-visiontag-smart-presentation.ppt

Geneva, 22nd of February 2011

Swiss Representative at IFIP GA +
Swiss Representative at IFIP TC3 +
Special IFIP TC3 Consultant Report +
Member of the ILC

Synthetical report to the Chairman ILC in the perspective of the Dublin IFIP Board Meeting, begin of March 2011

Raymond MOREL (CH)
(period September 2010 -> February 2011)
http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/doc/Report-2010-2011ILC-before-Board-Dublin-meeting-03-2011.doc

Activities SIC in 2010

The Swiss IFIP Committee (SIC):
2011 Report on 2010 Activities
http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/IFIP-SIC-Report-2010-v3.pdf
Reports of the Swiss reps :
TC1 J.Rolim http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/IFIP-TC1-report-2010.pdf
TC2 B. Meyer http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/TC2_yearly_meeting_2010_MINUTES.pdf
TC3 R. Morel http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/Report-2010-TC3-to-SIC-Annual-meeting-v6.pdf
TC5 Ph. Dallemagne http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/doc/IFIP_SARIT_RapportActivites2010_PDaCSEM_v02.doc
TC6 H. Rudin http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/CH-TC6-2011.pdf
TC8 Y. Pigneur http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/doc/TC8report2010 .doc

TC9 L. Hilty to come soon
TC10 B. Echermann http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/IFIP -TC10-to-CH-2010.pdf
TC11 C. Rieder http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/IFIP-annual-report-2010-TC11-Rieder-110105.pdf
TC13 U. Klotz http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/Klotz-TC13-Annual-Report-2010.pdf

IFIP FULL MEMBER SOCIETY REPORT 2010

to the General Assembly, Brisbane (after WCC’2010)
http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/CHReport10GA-IFIPv4.pdf

IFIP International Liaison Committee

ILC Report to GA’10
(period Sept 2009 -> August 2010)
http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/doc/ILC-Report10-v2.doc

From Kommission Bildung (KB) ICTswitzerland

Positionspapier der Kommission Bildung zur Informatik an Gymnasien

http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/PPGymnasien.pdf

Positionspapier zum Lehrplan 21
http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/pdf/PPLehrplan21.pdf

The Swiss IFIP Committee (SIC): 2010 Report on 2009 Activities
Project IP3.ch - “A Nation at Risk” - Final Report
by Raymond Morel (IFIP GA Swiss representative), François Wollner (I-CH and ICTswitzerland), Thomas Jarchow-von Büren, Andreas Spichiger, Reinhard Riedl (Berner Fachhochschule), Bruno Montani (HES-SO Valais Wallis)
Final Version (15. February 2010)
Building an IT Profession for the -21st Century Présentation de Roger Johnson at WCC 2009 in Hanoi (August 2009)
Project IP3.ch - Extracts of the Draft-Version 0.6 (2009_1118), edited by TJ- to be presented At the agenda of the ICTswitzerland managing board meeting on Wednesday 21st of January 2010
IFIP FULL MEMBER SOCIETY REPORT 2009
to the General Assembly, Hanoi (after WITFOR’2009)
IFIP International Liaison Committee
ILC Report to GA’08
(period September 2008 -> July 2009)
http://www.ict-21.ch/SIC/IMG/doc/ILC-Report08-09-v2.doc
The Bento Gonçalves Declaration for Action WCCE 2009 IFIP TC3 Ana Amelia Carvalho, Mike Kendall, Bernard Cornu
ILC Report 08-09 for the GA'09
The Swiss IFIP Committee (SIC): 2009 Report on 2008 Activities
Minutes of GA and Board + some strategic documents + WCC2008 - Declaration on ICT Professionalism and Competences + projects
Some strategic IFIP's initiatives for 2008-2009
IFIP FULL MEMBER SOCIETY REPORT 2008
to the General Assembly, Milano (after WCC'08)

DRAFT Project IP3-CH Report Presentation

The Swiss IFIP Committee (SIC): 2008 Report on 2007 Activities

IFIP FULL MEMBER SOCIETY REPORT 2007
to the General Assembly, Addis Ababa (after WITFOR’07)

The Swiss IFIP Committee (SIC): 2007 Report on 2006 Activities

IFIP FULL MEMBER SOCIETY REPORT 2006
to the General Assembly, Santiago (after WCC’06)

The Swiss IFIP Committee (SIC): 2006 Report on 2005 Activities

IFIP FULL MEMBER SOCIETY REPORT 2005
to the General Assembly, Gaborone (after WITFOR’05)

The Swiss IFIP Committee (SIC): 2005 Report on 2004 Activities

IFIP FULL MEMBER SOCIETY REPORT 2004
to the General Assembly, Toulouse (after WCC'04)

What is IFIP ?

Raymond Morel — 2008-04-02T17:37:57Z

The International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) http://www.ifip.org/

IFIP is a non-governmental, non-profit umbrella organisation for national societies working in the field of information processing. It was established in 1960 under the auspices of UNESCO as an aftermath of the first World Computer Congress held in Paris in 1959.

Today IFIP has 56 national organisations as Full Members, 3 Corresponding Members and 9 Affiliate Members, representing countries from all regions of the world and
international organisations. IFIP maintains friendly connections to specialised agencies of the UN system and nongovernmental organisations (UNESCO, ICSU, IFAC, IMACS, IFORS, IMEKO).

Technical work, which is the heart of IFIP's activity, is managed by a series of Technical Committees. Each of these committees has two major types of activities:Events and Publications.

IFIP's mission is to be the leading, truly international, apolitical organisation which encourages and assists in the development, exploitation and application of Information Technology for the benefit of all people.

cf. http://www.ifip.org/images/stories/ifip/public/about_ifip/how_to_join_us/ifip_leaflet_250906_neu.pdf
http://www.ifip.org/archive/presentation/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=46&Itemid=73