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| Session I |
| Session chair: Jürgen Müller (HPI Potsdam) |
| Eingeladener Vortrag: SAP HANA - In Memory Technology as Business Enabler - featuring Product Cost Prediction and Simulation |
| Rolf Sieberg (SAP AG) |
| TAMEX: A Task-Based Query Execution Framework for Mixed Enterprise Workloads on In-Memory Databases |
| Johannes Wust, Martin Grund, Hasso Plattner (HPI Potsdam, Universite de Fribourg) |
| Next Generation Operational Business Intelligence - Exploring the Example of the Bake-off Process |
| Alexander Gossmann (Universität Mannheim) |
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| Session II |
| Session chair: Maik Thiele (Technische Universität Dresden) |
| Eingeladener Vortrag: Terracotta In-Genius: An In-Memory Platform for Actionable Intelligence on Big Fast Data |
| Jürgen Krämer (Software AG) |
| Evolutionary Integration of In-Memory Database Technology into IBM's Enterprise DB2 Database Systems |
| Knut Stolze, Guy Lohman, Vijayshankar Raman, Richard Sidle (IBM) |
| Providing High-Availability and Elasticity for an In-Memory Database System with RAMCloud |
| Christian Tinnefeld, Daniel Taschik, Hasso Plattner (HPI Potsdam) |
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| Session III |
| Session chair: Jens Krüger (HPI Potsdam) |
| Advanced Analytics mit der analytischen In-Memory Datenbank EXASolution |
| Sebastian Klenk, Stefan Mandl, Simon Zentgraf, Mathias Golombek (EXASOL) |
| Anforderungen an das In-Memory-Data-Management als Schritt zum Echtzeitunternehmen |
| Dirk Schmalzried, Rainer Alt (OR Soft Jänicke, Universität Leipzig) |
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| Zusammenfassung und Abschluss |
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