The conference is over

Presentations Rating, Slides and Video, Photos

Feedback? Ideas? Photo?!

Send it over!

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

CEE-SECR 2015
More photos on our Facebook page
The most topical issues in the software industry

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

CEE-SECR 2015
More photos on our Facebook page
Discussions and round tables

CEE-SECR 2015
More photos on our Facebook page
Short workshops in the main conference program

Maxim Gaponov, Luxoft. Workshop: Collaborative product discovery
CEE-SECR 2015
More photos on our Facebook page
Dialogue with market leaders

CEE-SECR 2015
More photos on our Facebook page
Questions

CEE-SECR 2015
More photos on our Facebook page
Networking in the conference halls

CEE-SECR 2015
More photos on our Facebook page
Networking Party

CEE-SECR 2015
More photos on our Facebook page

Presentations

23 Votes: I’m interested!

Alexander Kamkin

Automated Development of Test Program Generators for Microprocessors on the Example of MIPS

We present a technology for creating test program generators for microprocessors and share our 10-years experience in that area. The technology is described on the example of MIPS, being, however, applicable to a wide range of computer architectures. We believe that our experience is of interest to people from the microprocessor design industry and also to system programmers.

2 Votes: I’m interested!

Valentin Onossovsky

Light mobile applications – an alternative to traditional ecosystem model?

It seems that traditional “ecosystem” model of creation, distribution and update of mobile apps begins to exhaust itself. Voices of critics of traditional mobile apps are getting louder. Chatbots within messengers, that are getting very popiular during last time, are considered as one of possible
alternatives. Are there other alternative approaches? What should be the major requirements for new generation of mobile apps? What are the prospects of the new approach for…

13 Votes: I’m interested!

Pavel Korotkiy