SWQD 2015 - 7th Software Quality Days - Scientific Program

High software and systems quality are success-critical factors in engineering practices and refer to product, process, and service quality. However, quality attributes have to be embodied within individual phases of software and systems development.
In distributed engineering environments, where various stakeholders coming from heterogeneous disciplines have to collaborate and interact efficiently. Additional quality attributes with focus on collaboration and data exchange apply.
Mobile environments typically refer to product quality and include quality requirements regarding usability, interaction, safety and security.
Following the guiding topic we welcome contributions related to software and systems quality in context of distributed and mobile environments.
Further topics
Requirements engineering and management
Testing (methods, automation, tools)
Project management and controlling
Architecture and design
Product and release management
Change management
Software quality management
Process models and optimization
Lean and agile methods
Cost estimate
Version and configuration management
Software validation
Risk management
Coding (quality in the code)
Software management
Metrics and dashboards
Software usability
Software security
Delivery, operation and maintenance
Process and product certifications
5 tracks - practical, scientific and tool-oriented
In the 3 practical tracks there will be presentations of application-oriented expieriences and lectures - from users for users. The scientific track will be held in englisch. The lectures present a corresponding level of innovation and research results, and they relate to practical applications. The exhibitors present their latest services and tools by practical examples in the Solution Provider Forum.
The target group
Software process and quality managers, managers of software organizations, product managers, IT managers, heads of development, persons responsible for applications, projrct managers, release managers, persons responsible for roll-out and operations, persons responsible for support, test managers, testers, developers, architects, designers, persons responsible for usability, persons responsible for code security, persons responsible for tenderings, persons with similar functions on side of the software-producer as well as on the user's side.