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Prof. Dr. Uwe Aßmann holds the Chair of Software Technology at the Dresden University of Technology. He received his PhD on compiler optimization and his habilitation on "Invasive Software Composition" (ISC), a composition technology for code fragments, which enables flexible reuse of software and combines generic, connector-, view-, and aspect-based programming for arbitrary programming or modeling languages.
The startup Wandelbots.de, spun off from his chair, offers an innovative method for demonstration-based training of robot employees, ten times faster than comparable methods. Aßmann's group participated in the research center "Center for Advancing Electronics Dresden (cfAED)" and works on novel code composition techniques for many-core architectures and modern hardware structures. In the sub-project "Highly-Adaptive Energy-Efficient Computing (HAEC)", the group is developing Energy Autotuning (EAT), a technique for dynamically adapting the energy consumption of an application to the required quality of service, system context and hardware platforms. Both technologies, demonstration-based instruction and HAEC, rely on multi-tier autonomous systems.
Ingobert Veith is responsible for public policy in the management of Huawei Germany. The focus of his work is on political and regulatory issues relating to digitization, particularly the expansion of digital infrastructures. To this end, Ingobert Veith regularly contributes to relevant bodies, such as the chair of BITKOM's Communications Technologies Working Group, speaks at relevant conferences, and engages in dialog with policymakers and the media. Previously, Ingobert Veith accompanied infrastructure projects in the energy and gas industry as a senior consultant at Prognos AG. Ingobert Veith holds a Master's degree in International Politics from the University of Edinburgh and Bachelor's degrees in Philosophy and Philosophy & Economics.
Björn Brundert is a Principal Technologist and part of the Central Europe, Middle East and Africa leadership team at VMware. As part of VMware's Office of the CTO, Global Field Organization he enables and supports continuous feedback between VMware R&D, VMware's Field Organization and customers and partners across Europe.
He works with a wide range of companies in various stages of their digital transformation and has spent several years focused on cloud-native technologies and methodologies around Kubernetes and DevSecOps. Björn joined VMware in 2010 and has always focused on the impact of technologies on business success, people and processes.
He is a regular speaker at industry events, user groups and meetups, as well as VMware internal and public events. Björn also hosts the official podcast for VMware in German-speaking countries.