This two-day workshop covers all the key aspects of the OMG DDS standard. It includes a review of common design patterns found in real-time data-centric communication and how these are mapped to DDS. Capabilities are illustrated through demonstrations and hands-on exercises. Additionally, time will be available for you to discuss your applications, design issues and requirements with the instructor.For a course outline and to resgiter, visit http://www.rti.com/services/dds-workshop.html.

This two-day workshop covers all the key aspects of the OMG DDS standard. It includes a review of common design patterns found in real-time data-centric communication and how these are mapped to DDS. Capabilities are illustrated through demonstrations and hands-on exercises. Additionally, time will be available for you to discuss your applications, design issues and requirements with the instructor.For a course outline and to resgiter, visit http://www.rti.com/services/dds-workshop.html.

The DDS Workshop is an accelerated, hands-on course on DDS for engineers and technical managers who intend to evaluate, design, or implement DDS optimized applications. This two-day workshop covers all the key aspects of the OMG DDS standard. It includes a review of common design patterns found in real-time data-centric communication and how these are mapped to DDS. Capabilities are illustrated through demonstrations and hands-on exercises. Additionally, time will be available for you to discuss your applications, design issues and requirements with the instructor.For a course outline and to resgiter, visit http://www.rti.com/services/dds-workshop.html.

OMG's annual Real-time, Embedded and Enterprise-Scale Time-Critical Systems, Washington DC area, 24th - 26th May 2010. Possibly the leading annual gathering of DDS users and implementers. More details: http://www.omg.org/news/meetings/realtime2010/index.htm

Monday 1st February 2010 is the submission deadline for the OMG Real-time, Embedded and Enterprise-Scale Time-Critical Systems Workshop. The goal of the workshop is to identify the state of the art and disseminate current best practice in real-time and embedded distributed computing, for the benefit of standards users, researchers and implementers. For more details of the workshop, see the Call for Presentations: http://www.omg.org/news/meetings/realtime2010/index.htm DDS users are particularly encouraged to submit; this workshop is one of the major annual gatherings of DDS users and implementers. The abstract submission form is here: http://www.omg.org/abstracts