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ISSRE 2010 Program Announced

Welcome, to the ISSRE 2010 Program. Once again, we have a dynamite program bringing you the best in software reliability engineering from across the industry and globe.

Please study the program carefully - it has been laid out so that multiple disciplines (testing, architecture, process, measurement, etc.) can concurrently partake in the parallel sessions. We have a workshop and a tutorial every day - thus, accommodating people with a variety of skills and interest groups.

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.

Our last one - ISSRE 2009 was a huge success..

At ISSRE 2009, in Mysuru, we had a record turnout - around ~380 registrants, 80 Corporations and 20 countries. Here is a picture taken on Tuesday where we tried to usher most people to it. But there was a die-hard workshop group that were so engaged in their discussions that they did not want to take the break.. we tried. Nevertheless we got a good number of our participants here.