UML Forum/Tokyo 2004 (4th) and UML Robot Contest
April 13-14, 2004 in Tokyo

Date		April 13-14, 2004 in Tokyo
Venue		Aoyama Tepia, Tokyo
Organized & Presented by		Object Technology Institute Inc.
Co-organized by		Object Management Group, Inc. UML-based Modeling Technology Promotion (UMTP)
Conference:		7 Paid Tracks
Exhibition space		500 square meters (demo rooms also available)
Expected Attendees		3,000

Outline:

UML Forum/Tokyo was launched in 2001 as a technical conference focused on the technology and its applications around the Unified Modeling Language (UML) standardized at the Object Management Group. The program features keynotes, technical sessions, tutorials, demos, exhibits. OTI also initiated in 2002 the "UML Robot Contest" for embedded systems designers using UML with Lego Mindstorm. UML Forum is not just an annual, two-days event but an Japanese language UML portal Web site that provides information on technology, products, serveices, success stories, and standardization. Sponsors will have access to more than 12,000 of the UML users, developers, and distributors.

Key Features of the event:

47% of the attendees involved in the applications development
30% of the attendees are above division chief level
74% of the attendees has influence on buying decision
80% of the attendees reply that the conference are relevant to their actual business

For more detail:

UML Forum/Tokyo Office, OTI
event@itij.org
phone: +81-3-3560-6147
fax: +81-3-3589-1903
Web site:
Japanese: http://www.otij.org/UMLForum2004
English: TBA

About Object Technology Institute Inc. (OTI)

As the OMG Representative in Japan, OTI and its predecessors, OMG Japan Inc. and Soken Planning Co., Ltd., has organized numbers of conferences and seminars focused on the object technology since 1992. With its quality and visionary orientation to the new technology, the OMG-organized events have been highly regarded by the engineers and marketers in Japan. OTI now maintains a list of more than 10,000 of object engineers who actively use and need information of the technology.
http://www.otij.org

Sponsorship

Platinum Sponsor: USD 70,000 (JPY 8,000,000)
Gold Sponsor: USD 30,000 (JPY 3,000,000)
Silver Sponsor: USD 15,000 (JPY 1,500,000)
Deadline for application: February 10

Technical Conference Tracks of 2004:

- Case Study
- Business Modeling
- Software Process and Staff Training
- Design
- Implementation
- Realtime/Embedded Systems
- Future Technology

We welcome speakers on the following topics.
Please contact us. event@itij.org

Profiles of the previous events

UML Forum/Tokyo 2001

Date: March 21-22, 2001
Attendees: 2,168 (2 days total)
Keynoted by: Martin Fowler, Ivar Jacobson, Andrew Watson
Number of sessions:
Paid: 32
Free: 17
Invited speakers include:
Cris Kobryn, Morgan Bjorkander, Daniel Chang, Sridhar Iyengar, Steve Mellor, Desmond D'Souza, Conrad Bock, Leon Starr
Sponsors:
Ogis Research Institute, Computer Associates, Fujitsu, Nihon Unisys, Technologic Art,
Telelogic

UML Forum/Tokyo 2002

Date: March 26-27, 2002
Attendees: 2,178 (2 days total)
Keynoted by:
Bruce Douglas, Richard Soley, Ivar Jacobson
Number of sessions:
Paid: 25
Free: 15
Invited speakers include:
James Odell, Sanford Friedenthal, Richard Hubert, Bob Carazik, Colin Atkinson, Thomas Weigart, Cris Kobryn, Sridhar Iyengar
Sponsors:
Rational, NTT Comware, Hitachi, CTC, Mamezou, Kabira, Mitsui & Co., WebGain, Ken Systems

UML Forum/Tokyo 2003

Date: April 16-17, 2003 (2 days total)
Attendees: 2,020
Keynoted by: Kai-Uwe Metzel, Ken Sakamura, Richard Soley
Number of sessions:
Paid: 25
Free: 20
Invited speakers include:
David Frankel, Allan Kennedy, Jochen Seeman, Bran Selic, Jan Jurjens, Cris Kobryn, Bob Carazik
Sponsors:
Ogis Research Institute, Konesa Partners, Oracle, UL Systems, Telelogic, SRA