November 1st - 4th, 2010
San Jose, CA, USA
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Keynote - Clips
Ray Paul
Keynote on Complexity Challenges by, Dr. Raymond A. Paul, Department of Defense.
Dr. Paul serves in command and control (C2) Policy and manages network enabled command and control systems engineering development in the United States Department of Defense.His current research focus is on high assurance system engineering, software engineering, C2 networks, dynamic environment decision making, and sensor network.
Rich Goldberg
Keynote on Cisco Software Quality by Dr. Rich Goldberg, Vice President of Corporate Quality at Cisco Systems and a member of Cisco’s Customer Value Chain Management leadership team. Rich joined Cisco in January 2005, having spent 28 years at AT&T.
Prith Banerjee
Keynote on HP Labs - Computing 2015 by Dr. Prith Banerjee Senior Vice President, Research, and Director, HP Labs, the company’s central research organization. In these roles, he assists the HP executive vice president of strategy and technology in charting technical strategies for the company, and he heads HP Labs, which has seven locations worldwide.Prith Banerjee
Why Attend ISSRE?
ISSRE bridges Industry and Academia; 2008 was held at Microsoft, 2009 was at Infosys, and in 2010 we are at Cisco, in the heart of the Silicon Valley. Here are a few clips from speakers in 2010
- Engage with a unique, almost even, mix of industry and academia.
- Learn and critique successful industry practices and methods.
- Expand your skills and competencies through tutorials and workshops.
- Meet experts from your technical area across different industry verticals.
- Join the leading companies who regularly send their top talent to ISSRE
Take advantage of parallel tracks - Papers, Tutorials, Workshops, ..
We have a dynamite program with the best in software reliability engineering from across the industry. Parallel sessions across multiple disciplines, such as testing, architecture, process, and measurement, reach a broad range of engineers. Papers have industry practices and research. There are 5 Workshops and 8 Tutorials, arranged so that there are Workshops and Tutorials every day of the conference - meeting the needs of a diverse software engineering community in the Valley.
San Jose, Silicon Valley
San Jose/Silicon Valley needs no introduction as it is home to many successful and thriving software companies. Holding ISSRE in San Jose lets us access the entire software engineering talent in addition to engineers and researchers specifically working in software reliability. The program for ISSRE2010 aims at growing our strong mix of research and practice to a larger audience. The engagement with software companies from embedded to mainframes, clients to servers, enterprise to cloud and desktop applications to web-based services connect us with a new generation of engineers hungry for the advances in research and practice. Cisco has generously agreed to host the meeting at their conference center in San Jose. As we build the ISSRE2010 team, we welcome your input, ideas, contributions and willingness to volunteer.