Conferences and Exhibitions

You can meet people from Software Acumen at any of the following Conferences and Exhibitions:

Embedded Masterclass: May 8th 2008. London, UK

Software Acumen will take part in this free, one day Embedded Masterclass event.

Software Acumen's Mark Dalgarno will give a short talk entitled When Good Architecture Goes Bad - and what to do about it!

Even the most flexible software system can suffer as changes are made to it over the years. In this session Mark will consider such changes and how they can erode a system's software architecture. You'll also learn about valuable practices that can be adopted to prevent or slow erosion.

Software Acumen will also be exhibiting the pure::variants toolset for effective management of families of similar-but-different embedded systems. pure::variants users included leading companies in the automotive, consumer electronics, industrial control and other embedded sectors.

Embedded Masterclass: May 13th 2008. Bristol, UK

Software Acumen will also take part in the second Embedded Masterclass event. A free one day event for embedded engineers.

Mark Dalgarno will again give a talk entitled When Good Architecture Goes Bad - and what to do about it!

Software Acumen will also be exhibiting the pure::variants toolset for effective management of families of similar-but-different embedded systems. pure::variants users included leading companies in the automotive, consumer electronics, industrial control and other embedded sectors.

Code Generation 2008: June 25th-27th. Cambridge, UK

After the resounding success of Code Generation 2007 we're doing it all again for 2008.

Come along to hear the best speakers on topics such as Software Factories, MDA, Domain-Specific Modelling and Generative Programming. Keynote speakers will be Steve Cook (Microsoft) architect of Microsoft's DSL Tools and Bran Selic (Malina Software Corporation) an independent consultant and head of the UML2 Standards committee.

Software Acumen will also be available to talk about the pure::variants toolset for effective management of families of similar-but-different embedded systems and how code generation techniques may be applied to develop such systems more effectively.

For more information visit the Code Generation 2008 web site.