Liam Peyton,
P.Eng., Ph.D.
Professor / Professeur
B.Sc., McGill, 1984M.Sc. Stanford, 1989
Ph.D. Aalborg, 1996
Research Interests
My areas of interest includes model-driven data integration to support business processes and performance management, service oriented architectures, B2B networks, complex event processing, decision support, quality assurance and privacy especially as applied to health care. I also teach and do basic research in software engineering, electronic commerce and service oriented architecture.Affiliations
Member of the eHealth Interoperability Group.
Member of the editorial board for the Journal of Emerging Technologies in Web Intelligence (JETWI).
Member of the program committee for Software Engineering in Health Care.
Member of the program committe for the IEEE Services Cup Competition.
Member of the program committee for the MCETech Conference on E-Technologies.
Member of the Free and Open Source Learning Centre.
Member of the Healthcare Data Warehousing Association.
uOttawa Research groups:
Teaching
This year, I am teaching CSI5380, SEG4105, and the 4th year Software Engineering Capstone Project course SEG4910 & SEG4911.
In the past, I have taught GNG1106, CSI2911, SEG4289, CSI5389.
Industry Experience
15 years as an independent consultant with my own company, The MirrorWorks Software Inc., specializing in innovation, knowledge transfer, and mentoring on projects that address the requirements of specific industries as they adopt new technology to automate and manage business processes including government, health care, telecommunications, and electronic commerce. I was also certified as a consultant and instructor by Rational Corporation for UML, Object Oriented Design, and RUP and have mentored several teams in the adoption of agile development processes ( Scrum. )
