About CEE-SECR
CEE-SECR is the key Eastern European Software Engineering event that last years attracted speakers from 15+ countries, and is regularly attended by over 500 participants from all over the world. The list of keynote speakers from previous conferences includes Michael Cusumano, Larry Constantine, Erich Gamma, Ivar Jacobson, Claudia Dent, Michael Fagan, Bill Hefley, Rick Kazman, Steve Masters, Mark Paulk, Michel Speranski, Stephen Mellor and Victor Ivannikov. The conference is traditionally supported by such industry leaders as Adobe, EMC
2, HP, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, ORACLE, Siemens, Sun Microsystems, VMWare, etc.
CEE-SECR 2009 will act as an international forum for in-depth and substantive discussion on the emerging technologies and methodologies being developed to overcome the challenges that exist in different areas of software engineering.
For the software companies, this conference is a great opportunity to present and observe the most recent innovations, trends, practices, and ideas in software engineering. For professionals, it is a perfect chance to get the latest technical information and insights from Eastern-European, Western-European, and US industry leaders and technical experts. For scientists and academia, this is a way to present their findings and software research and find out the current industry needs and standards.
Scope
The conference will offer a program of events, including keynote talks by leaders in the field, invited presentations along specialized themes, workshops, round table discussions and presentations of technical papers on software research, the cutting edge of practice, and new developments in software engineering.
The conference topics include, but are not limited to the following:
1. Experience Reports
Experience reports for financial, telecommunications and oil-gas industry will be grouped into dedicated tracks
2. Technology and Technology Solutions
Software Tools and Development Environments
Languages and Platforms
Enterprise Computing
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
Software and System Architectures and Design
Component Based Software Engineering
Safety and Security
Software Reengineering
Software Refactoring
Open Source Engineering
Software Testing
Service Oriented Architecture
Software Engineering for Real-Time and Embedded Systems
Software Engineering for Pervasive Computing
3. Human Aspects in Software Engineering
Leadership and Teamwork in Software Engineering
Human Capital and Resource Management
Skills Management and Training
Software Education: Curricula & Course Design
Usage-Centered Design and Engineering
Managing Client Expectations
4. Software Project Management
Management of Software Development
Project Measurement and Analysis
Test-driven Development
Model-driven Development
Software Development in Distributed Environments
Software Requirements Management
Software Maintenance
Product Development Management
5. Software Process
Software Process and Standards
High Maturity Practices
CMMI based Process Improvement
Software Process Improvement Experience
Agile Software Processes
Lean Software Development
SaaS Process Implementations
Software Process Modeling
Product Line Engineering Processes
Software Process Quality Assurance
6. Business
Return on Investment Analysis
Product vs. Services Business Modeling
Legal and Intellectual Property Issues
Software Economics
Important Dates
Submission Deadline: June 30
Acceptance Notifications: September 1
Camera-ready Submission Deadline: October 1
Conference: October 28-29
Instructions for Authors
Researchers and practitioners are encouraged to present their ongoing work and results on software engineering. Papers, presentations, topics for round-tables, and workshops are solicited for inclusion at the conference. Submissions will be reviewed by an international program committee. Please submit your proposals via the submission engine at https://cmt.research.microsoft.com/secr2009 .
All submissions will be acknowledged within few days. Submissions will be reviewed for quality and relevance, and the acceptance decision will be emailed to the corresponding author.
Article template is available for download from http://cee-secr.org/docs/cee-secr-2009-template.doc
Please, remove all occurrences of authors’ names/affiliation from the submitted papers, as they will undergo double-blinded review. Authors’ names/affiliations will be added only to camera-ready versions of the accepted articles.
Papers can be written either in English or in Russian; however, each paper must have an abstract in both languages (up to 1000 characters). If needed, for English-speaking authors Program Committee will help translating their abstracts to Russian.
When you submit your paper, you are giving the rights to the conference committee to publish your articles in conference proceedings and reference them in conference materials such as booklets, newsletters, website, etc.
Speakers (authors of the accepted papers presenting at the conference) will get free passes to the event: one free pass per accepted paper.
A paper submitted to a conference will be considered to be a duplicate submission and rejected by that conference with no regard to the paper's merit if there is substantial overlap in the technical content
of the conference submission and any other work that is:
under review at another publication, or
has been accepted by another publication, or
has appeared in another publication, at any time before the conference review process is complete.
Venue
The event will be organized at the International Convention Center о Higher School of Economics: 5A, Vorontcovo Pole Street, Moscow. For map and directions, please visit http://cee-secr.org/venue
Target Audience
CEE-SECR 2009 is targeted to software professionals, such as Project Managers, Software Architects, Process Engineers, Software Engineering Process Group Directors, HR Specialists, Business Analysts, Team Leaders, IT Managers, CIO/CTO, QA Managers, Senior Developers from:
independent software vendors
SaaS providers
software outsourcing houses
multinational R&D centers
system integrators
IT departments of telecommunication corporations, banks, large-scale industry corporations and etc.,
software, IT and computer science academia
from Eastern and Western Europe, the USA, Canada and other countries.
Working languages: dual English and Russian. Sincronous transaltion will be provided during the conference for those who speak only one of these languages.
Program Committee
Conference Program Committee includes highly recognized international and domestic software engineering experts from both industry and academia. To see a complete list of Program Committee members, please visit http://cee-secr.org/committees.
Contacts
Program Chair:
Vladimir L Pavlov, vlpavlov@intpsei.com
Program Chair Assistant:
Natalia Mishina, natalia.mishina@gmail.com , +7-(964)-566-8799
Organizational Chair:
Alina Pisnyachevskaya, alina.pisnyachevskay@tekama.com, +7-(926)-348-8007
Website: http://www.cee-secr.org
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