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 <boardmember id="yang" type=" addin">

 	<name>Yves Yang</name>

 	<title>CEO, Soyatec</title>

 	<image>yang.jpg</image>

 	<email>yves.yang@soyatec.com</email>

 	<eclipse_affiliation> <![CDATA[
 	Presentation Modeling Framework Lead<br>
    Eclipse for Siverlight Lead<br>
    Visual Editor Lead<br>
    e4 committer
 	]]> </eclipse_affiliation>

 	<vision>  <![CDATA[
 <p>Eclipse is the most vibrant and active open source community in the Java components
 and tooling arena. The Eclipse platform was first targeted at building an extensible IDE component
 framework. It has since evolved into a general-purpose platform for building extensible
 software applications of all kinds in desktop environment.

 <p>Now, Eclipse IDE is widely adopted by most of the software providers and industries.
 However, the adoption of Eclipse's runtime platform in domain application is limited
 due to the complexity of UI development and the lack of Web support application
 environments. Eclipse's main obstacle is to be used widely in ERP and BPMS in Manufacturing,
 Supply Chain, Finances, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Human Resources,
 Warehouse Management and Decision Support System. The traditional UI development in
 programming language in Eclipse presents the following drawbacks:
 <ul>

     <li>High technology pre-requisite as UI developer</li>
     <li>Difficult to separate UI appearance and business logic</li>
     <li>Poor reusability and low extensibility</li>
     <li>Very hard to build powerful development tools</li>
 </ul>

 <p>In the meantime, the software market has changed dramatically. More and more
 applications are now deployed in diverse environments such as web servers,
 web browsers and embedded clients applications. Some new technologies emerge and
 become mature like Animation, Data Binding, Declarative UI, Visual Design tools and
 MDE engineering system. Some integrated UI solutions are available in other development languages and
 environments to develop fashion application. </p>

 <p>A new flexible and high extensible solution is absolutely necessary to simplify
 development of software components and component-based applications to meet the
 demands of the ever changing computing landscape.

 Soyatec has worked on this area since early 2006. And all of our research and
 development have  contributed to Eclipse e4 for XWT and two visual designers, and in
 modeling PMF for UI generation.</p>

 <p>All these actions show that Yves Yang, CEO of Soyatec, quickly understood 1) the
 purpose, impacts and interests of Eclipse for the software community; 2) the role of being
 an active and contributive Eclipse member; and 3) the connections that can be established either
 between Eclipse members or between the Eclipse community and external software
 actors, such as Microsoft.</p>

 <p>Moreover, all these contributions reflect the values of Soyatec: being innovative
 and offering high-level technical and industry reliable solutions,
 which are profitable to the whole Eclipse community and software industry.</p>

 <p>The will of Yves Yang is to continue to share these
 values at the level of the Eclipse Foundation Board of Directors.</p>

 	]]> </vision>
 	<bio> <![CDATA[
 Yves Yang has more than 20 years of experience in OO software development and deep
 knowledge mainly on ODBMS first, and then Eclipse since 2002.

 As an architect, he has worked in several important applications in Telecom, Defense
 and Finance. He has a rich experience in industry software development and has a
 good understanding of market needs.

 In Eclipse, he was the chief architect of the first Eclipse UML plugin from 2002 to
 early 2006. Today, he is the project leader of ESL, VE and PMF Eclipse projects,
 and he is one of the main contributors of the e4 project. He leads and develops a
 declarative UI (XWT) and two Visual tools: XWT Designer and e4 Workbench Designer.

 His activities focus mainly on the Modeling UI, Declarative UI, Visual UI Tools, and
 the adoption of Eclipse solutions by the software industry.

 	]]> </bio>

 	<affiliation> <![CDATA[
 	Soyatec<br>
 	AFDEL (French Association of Software Provider)<br>
 	SYSTEM@TIC PARIS-REGION / A World Class ICT Cluster dedicated to complex systems
 	]]>
 	</affiliation>
 </boardmember>
	<boardmember id="yang" type=" addin">

	<name>Yves Yang</name>

	<title>CEO, Soyatec</title>

	<image>yang.jpg</image>

	<email>yves.yang@soyatec.com</email>

	<eclipse_affiliation> <![CDATA[
	Presentation Modeling Framework Lead<br>
	Eclipse for Siverlight Lead<br>
	Visual Editor Lead<br>
	e4 committer
	]]> </eclipse_affiliation>

	<vision> <![CDATA[
	<p>Eclipse is the most vibrant and active open source community in the Java components
	and tooling arena. The Eclipse platform was first targeted at building an extensible IDE component
	framework. It has since evolved into a general-purpose platform for building extensible
	software applications of all kinds in desktop environment.

	<p>Now, Eclipse IDE is widely adopted by most of the software providers and industries.
	However, the adoption of Eclipse's runtime platform in domain application is limited
	due to the complexity of UI development and the lack of Web support application
	environments. Eclipse's main obstacle is to be used widely in ERP and BPMS in Manufacturing,
	Supply Chain, Finances, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Human Resources,
	Warehouse Management and Decision Support System. The traditional UI development in
	programming language in Eclipse presents the following drawbacks:
	<ul>

	<li>High technology pre-requisite as UI developer</li>
	<li>Difficult to separate UI appearance and business logic</li>
	<li>Poor reusability and low extensibility</li>
	<li>Very hard to build powerful development tools</li>
	</ul>

	<p>In the meantime, the software market has changed dramatically. More and more
	applications are now deployed in diverse environments such as web servers,
	web browsers and embedded clients applications. Some new technologies emerge and
	become mature like Animation, Data Binding, Declarative UI, Visual Design tools and
	MDE engineering system. Some integrated UI solutions are available in other development languages and
	environments to develop fashion application. </p>

	<p>A new flexible and high extensible solution is absolutely necessary to simplify
	development of software components and component-based applications to meet the
	demands of the ever changing computing landscape.

	Soyatec has worked on this area since early 2006. And all of our research and
	development have contributed to Eclipse e4 for XWT and two visual designers, and in
	modeling PMF for UI generation.</p>

	<p>All these actions show that Yves Yang, CEO of Soyatec, quickly understood 1) the
	purpose, impacts and interests of Eclipse for the software community; 2) the role of being
	an active and contributive Eclipse member; and 3) the connections that can be established either
	between Eclipse members or between the Eclipse community and external software
	actors, such as Microsoft.</p>

	<p>Moreover, all these contributions reflect the values of Soyatec: being innovative
	and offering high-level technical and industry reliable solutions,
	which are profitable to the whole Eclipse community and software industry.</p>

	<p>The will of Yves Yang is to continue to share these
	values at the level of the Eclipse Foundation Board of Directors.</p>

	]]> </vision>
	<bio> <![CDATA[
	Yves Yang has more than 20 years of experience in OO software development and deep
	knowledge mainly on ODBMS first, and then Eclipse since 2002.

	As an architect, he has worked in several important applications in Telecom, Defense
	and Finance. He has a rich experience in industry software development and has a
	good understanding of market needs.

	In Eclipse, he was the chief architect of the first Eclipse UML plugin from 2002 to
	early 2006. Today, he is the project leader of ESL, VE and PMF Eclipse projects,
	and he is one of the main contributors of the e4 project. He leads and develops a
	declarative UI (XWT) and two Visual tools: XWT Designer and e4 Workbench Designer.

	His activities focus mainly on the Modeling UI, Declarative UI, Visual UI Tools, and
	the adoption of Eclipse solutions by the software industry.

	]]> </bio>

	<affiliation> <![CDATA[
	Soyatec<br>
	AFDEL (French Association of Software Provider)<br>
	SYSTEM@TIC PARIS-REGION / A World Class ICT Cluster dedicated to complex systems
	]]>
	</affiliation>
	</boardmember>