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FORTHCOMING SIG ON-LINE EVENTS! |
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Don't miss the next interesting on-line event organized by the SHARE SIGs!
Talks will be given by experts in Mission Critical Systems by Mr. Paolo Servillo from CRIAI.
We wait for you on next March 5th at 11:00 am GMT +1.
You will be able to interact with the speaker and other webcast participants via Webex....
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to the 3rd SIG online event!!
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Following up SIG online events! |
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The first online events organized in the framework of the mission critical and near real time systems and e-healt just ended.
It has been great to share ideas and opinion about the OSS in the Critical Software UK experience, and to talk about free software opportunities in developing countries.
Enter the SIs to download the presentation....!
If you attended the event leave a comment!
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SHARE project aims to support the sharing of knowledge (sw evaluations, benchmarks, methodologies...) and software code in the Embedded System Domain in a way that assures easy collaboration of the stakeholders... read description 
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On the quality of software... ATI initiatives |
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The SHARE Consortium is glad to announce that it's going to start new collaborations with the Working Group on Software Quality of ATI (www.ati.es), the main Spanish Computing Professionals Association.
The group is currently working on the quality evaluation of testing practices both in organizational level and in individual efficiency and effectiveness of software developers when designing test cases.
Previous studies revealed that current testing practices are neither effective nor efficient as they should be. Hence, in order to investigate the reasons for this, a panel of 25 experts (from academia and industry) identified what they called "factors with negative influence" on testing.
If you are a software passionate, click here to express your own idea. This is helplful to understand whether the parameters identified are able to real and common situations in professional environments and also the possible real degree of negative influence on devoting effort to testing processes or implementing the best practices.
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