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CEE-SECR – over 600 participants

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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Discussions and round tables

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Short workshops in the main conference program

Maxim Gaponov, Luxoft. Workshop: Collaborative product discovery
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Dialogue with market leaders

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Questions

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Networking in the conference halls

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Networking Party

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Titanic.csv – How to spot the top of an iceberg in the ocean of bugs?

Text mining in the process of software acceptance testing – what can we find and where?
What we have learned from the text descriptions in our information system.
How to extract knowledge and use it in practice.
The most interesting ways of development of such systems.

20 Votes: I’m interested!

Alexey Vasilyev

Using TOC on the Agile projects

Synthetic of methodologies Agile and Theory of Constraints for accomplishing projects on time.

19 Votes: I’m interested!

Mikhail Ostrogorskiy

DITA-based approach to requirements authoring

Word processing tools have poor functionality for requirements management. Requirements management systems are complicated, expensive, and produce ugly deliverables. DITA is the answer. The purpose of this lecture is to show how to use DITA as an authoring tool with good requirement management capabilities.