Eric S. Chan (2F3C)
Collaboration Technologies Architect, Oracle Redwoood Shores, California USA email: eric.s.chan-at-oracle.com (2F3D)
Eric S. Chan is Object Model Architect for Oracle Collaboration Technologies and Chair of the OASIS Integrated Collaboration Object Model for Interoperable Collaboration Services (ICOM) TC (http://wiki.oasis-open.org/icom). He is originator of the java.net project (http://java.net/projects/open-icom) to incubate a Java Persistence API (JPA) framework for noSQL data sources. The java.net open-icom project includes a reference implementation of OASIS ICOM specifications. Besides object modeling, he also counsels the development teams on the architecture, performance, and scalability of Oracle Beehive middle-tier services. (2F3E)
Eric has over 22 years of software development experience of which over 13 years are with Oracle Corporation. He co-authored with Murat Tanik the book entitled Fundamentals of Computing for Software Engineers on the application of formal logic, model theory, and semantics in systems specification. His interests include semantic web, collaboration and social networking, content management, identity management, security, and distributed systems. (2F3F)
Please refer to previous presentations Eric has made to this community: (2VJH)
- 2010.08.05 - "OWL2: Application of OASIS Integrated Collaboration Object Model (ICOM) with Oracle Database 11g Semantic Technologies" - ConferenceCall_2010_08_05 (2VJI)
- 2010.11.19 - "Enabling Contextual Collaboration in OOR" - OOR/ConferenceCall_2010_11_19 (2VJJ)