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Big companies’ representatives, industry visionaires, investors, professors, etc.
Invited experts of global and Russian IT market

David Goldsmith, award-winning author of Paid to THINK, presenting at SECR 2015
Experience of the leading software vendors of Russia

Igor Kaloshin, Intel Software general director, presenting at SECR 2015
Latest research of computer science and program engineering from the academic community

Granting of the best SECR 2015 scientific papers with Bertrand Meyer’s award
2 days and more than 100 events in the conference program

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The most topical issues in the software industry

Technologies, management, education, business, IT trends…
Free participation and other benefits for speakers

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Short workshops in the main conference program

Maxim Gaponov, Luxoft. Workshop: Collaborative product discovery
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How to prevent CNC machine transformation to cartoon heroes “two of the casket”. Let’s use groovy/java to automate CNC

In this lecture we consider how to use numerical control approach in a home workshop. Know how the idea of a creator turns into a product. In conclusion of the session we consider the approach of sending G-code instructions for execution on NC from high-level languages. Students learn how this method allows you to use the familiar tools and technology for many IT professionals to generate and modify control programs.

32 Votes: I’m interested!

Victoria Cherkalova

Reasons and example of why open source projects are a next step in collaboration of universities and IT companies.

In our presentation we’ll talk about the difficulties which appeared in project-oriented approach of universities-business collaboration. We’ll show how Open source projects help to struggle with these difficulties and as an example, we’ll demonstrate how an Open Source project in 6 months delivered benefits both for a university and a company.

10 Votes: I’m interested!

Vladimir Prus

Building C++ Boost, and Boosting C++ Builds

This talk will discuss Boost.Build, a mature open-source build system for C++ that was created as part of Boost C++ Libraries project and has became a good option for any modern C++ project. We’ll cover initial requirements and main unique features, such as compiler-independent build properties, automatic support for building multiple variants, and declarative build requirements that allow you to adjust to different compilers in a clean high-level way. We’ll discuss key algorithms for…