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

CEE-SECR'13

24-25 October 2013

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703 participants from 271 organizations

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Nikolai Puntikov

RVC Roundtable: Technological startups — success stories

Moderator: Nikolai Puntikov

Successful software-based startups on one side, their investors on the other side, and independent experts will analyze how venture capital and technology-based business can work hand by hand to enable innovative technologies in the global market…

Benjamin B. Bederson

Benjamin B. Bederson is a Professor of Computer Science and a past director of the Human-Computer Interaction Lab at the Institute for Advanced Computer Studies and iSchool at the University of Maryland. An ACM Distinguished Scientist, his research is on human computation, mobile device interfaces, interaction strategies…

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…

Dmitry Soshnikov

Dmitry Soshnikov is an Academic Developer Evangelist at Microsoft Russia, whose main objective is to unleash the beauty and simplicity of using Microsoft technologies and .NET platform for both university studies and for the real world projects…

Askhat Urazbaev

Askhat Urazbaev made a typical career from junior developer to project manager in a small software company…

Gregory Petrosyan

Gregory Petrosyan
Back to the future of native programming

Programming industry continuously demands solving new problems by the languages intended to be widely used and relevant. We list some of the most notable past problems, which are (partly) solved today, and propose a list of three current challenges…

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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