Software Architecture Conference - Call for Proposals
The SEI Architecture Technology User Network (SATURN) Conference is held every year to bring together experts from around the world to exchange best practices in developing, acquiring, and maintaining architectures for software-intensive systems.
As systems grow in complexity in today's software-intensive world, architecture's role becomes crucial at enterprise, system, and software levels. The theme of the SATURN 2009 conference is “architecture at all scales” exploring the boundary between software, system and enterprise architectures. The theme highlights the growing importance of architecture in driving organizations to success by acknowledging the best architecture-centric practices that architecture practitioners use to build predictable, high-quality systems.
We invite high quality submissions that describe experiences in using architecture technology. Topics to be discussed include, but are not limited to
* case studies and lessons learned in applying SEI architecture technology
* efforts to improve the state of architectural practices across an organization
* clarifying and codifying the role of architect
* future directions in software, system, and enterprise architecture technology
* architecture design in distributed software projects
* the relationship of software, system, and enterprise architecture
* the value or ROI of architecture practices
* architecture practices in acquisition settings
* planning and maintaining a system of systems architecture
* role of architecture-centric practices in evolving systems
* planning for and maintaining an enterprise architecture
For more information about SATURN 2009 and to submit a proposal, please visit http://www.sei.cmu.edu/architecture/saturn/2009/cfp.html.
Questions or comments should be directed to Shilo Raube at sraube@sei.cmu.edu or 412.268.8895.
As systems grow in complexity in today's software-intensive world, architecture's role becomes crucial at enterprise, system, and software levels. The theme of the SATURN 2009 conference is “architecture at all scales” exploring the boundary between software, system and enterprise architectures. The theme highlights the growing importance of architecture in driving organizations to success by acknowledging the best architecture-centric practices that architecture practitioners use to build predictable, high-quality systems.
We invite high quality submissions that describe experiences in using architecture technology. Topics to be discussed include, but are not limited to
* case studies and lessons learned in applying SEI architecture technology
* efforts to improve the state of architectural practices across an organization
* clarifying and codifying the role of architect
* future directions in software, system, and enterprise architecture technology
* architecture design in distributed software projects
* the relationship of software, system, and enterprise architecture
* the value or ROI of architecture practices
* architecture practices in acquisition settings
* planning and maintaining a system of systems architecture
* role of architecture-centric practices in evolving systems
* planning for and maintaining an enterprise architecture
For more information about SATURN 2009 and to submit a proposal, please visit http://www.sei.cmu.edu/architecture/saturn/2009/cfp.html.
Questions or comments should be directed to Shilo Raube at sraube@sei.cmu.edu or 412.268.8895.
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