Central and Eastern European Software Engineering Conference Russia 2012, November, Moscow

CEE-SECR'13

24-25 October 2013

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Alexander Klimov

Alexander Klimov and Igor Sukharev

Alexander Klimov is Advisory Software Engineer, Senior Accredited IT Specialist, and the chairman of Technical Experts Council Russia/CIS at IBM. Alexander has over 10 years of experience in modelling the artificial intelligence and development of the computer-aided design and automation testing systems…

Prof. Dr. Alexander K. Petrenko

Alexander K. Petrenko

Professor, Doctor of Sciences, Head of the Software Engineering Department ISPRAS, Professor of System Programming chair of CMC MSU. He is a member of the editorial board of Programming, Chairman of the Subcommittee of the Technical Committee for Standardization TK22 JTC 1 ISO / JEC «Programming languages…

Denis Silakov

Denis Silakov
RPM5: a novel format and tools to distribute Linux applications

A distinctive feature of many Linux distributions is an original approach to the task of software management, which implies formation of software packages and and usage of special systems to manage these packages—in particular, install, remove or update any of them. A common belief is that such systems are just archivers with minor additional features…

Valery Ledovskoy

Valery Ledovskoy
New principle in education and training of technical writers and IT-analysts

There is a constant controversy: who must develop documentation for the firm’s productions. Programmers are always busy, they do their own work, and most of them aren’t able to write any document in simple terms because such work is much different from their job and that has other standards…

Vyacheslav Nesterov

Will the programmer profession survive?

Moderators: Vyacheslav Nesterov, Nick Puntikov

At the Round table we will discuss evolution of the programmer profession over the past few decades. We will try to have look to the future, and see what changes are waiting for us in the next 10-20 years. Professionals from different areas are expected to gather at the Round table. The different point of views will help us to come closer to the truth. We will invite programmers, advanced software users, entrepreneurs, representatives of science and education…

Adrien Henni

eCommerce Round Table

Moderator: Adrien Henni

After a presentation of the main figures and trends of the Russian e-commerce market, the discussion will focus on the technical side of online retail: CMS for eCommerce websites: Bitrix, Drupal, Magento or in-house solution…

Andrey Galitsky

Andrey Galitsky leads the IBM Smarter Cities iniative and the projects in this area within IBM Russia and CIS. Before it, he managed a technical solutions department which was in charge of implementation of recent IBM technologies, customers and business partners consulting and enablement…

Valery Cherepennikov

Valery Cherepennikov joined Intel in 2000. Held various positions in SW development and management. Now leads CRT engineering teams, focused on SW adoption for IA to ensure design wins in the areas ranging from smartphones to high-end HPC systems…

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