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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
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The most topical issues in the software industry

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Maxim Gaponov, Luxoft. Workshop: Collaborative product discovery
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Presentations

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.

12 Votes: I’m interested!

Ales Zivkovic

Who Needs Documentation Anyway?

In this presentation, we will address the need for documentation in software development projects from the viewpoint of various stakeholders (i.e. development team, management, client, regulatory bodies, IT auditors, etc.). Although agile manifesto values “Working software over comprehensive documentation”, a lot of teams misuse or misunderstand it as “documentation is not required or needed”. In non-agile, but still iterative software development, the requirements…

39 Votes: I’m interested!

Maxim Dorofeev

Reliable Scrum: iterative development meets fixed deadlines

Reliable Scrum is a mixture of iterative Agile approach with critical chain project management (which is approach to project management for Theory of Constraints). This approach was proposed by Wolfram Muller and now is succesfully used in several software development companies where it is crucial to meet strict deadlines.