InhaltsangabeIntroduction.- DEPLOY Integrated Project.- Experience of Deployment in the Automotive Industry.- Improving Railway Data Validation with ProB.- Deployment in the Space Sector.- Business Information Sector.- Formal Methods as an Improvement Tool.- Critical Software Technologies Experience with Formal Methods.- Experiences Developing Event-B in an Industrial Microprocessor Development.- Industrial Deployment of Formal Methods: Trends and Challenges.- Introducing Formal Methods into Existing Industrial Practices Tooling.- Technology Transfer.- After and Outside DEPLOY: the DEPLOY Ecosystems.- Industrial Software Engineering and Formal Methods.- App. A  An Introduction to the Event-B Modelling Method.- App. B  Evidence-Based Assistance for the Adoption of Formal Methods in Industry.

Prof. Alexander Romanovsky works in the School of Computing Science, Newcastle University; he has been working on system dependability and fault tolerance for many years, in particular on reasoning about faults and fault tolerance during early phases of system development, and he coordinated the related RODIN and DEPLOY projects. Dr. Martyn Thomas in an industrialist who has been concerned with safety-critical and other high-dependence computer systems since the 1980s.