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ASKx Conference 2025 - Where Insights meet Impact! Join us at the AVEVA Select KnowledgeXchange (ASKx) Conference 2025 in Malmö, Sweden, where industry leaders, visionaries, and innovators converge to shape the future of industrial software. This is your chance to gain practical insights, connect with over 300 peers and experts, and explore cutting-edge advancements that will propel your organization toward a sustainable future. Get Agile – Empower your business with smart, |
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Background: PhD student Xin Sun is performing a literature review to describe the state of the art in assuring each of the quality characteristics of ISO 25010, Systems and software engineering — Systems and software Quality Requirements and Evaluation (SQuaRE) of AI-generated software. Purpose: Exchanging experience between companies in the area. Prioritize relevant research directions for Xin Sun, project #61. Agenda: Presentations, welcome, and overview of project 16 (Kristian Sandahl, |
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This is a keynote at the Mutation 2025 Workshop, Co-Located with the 2025 International Conference on Software Testing (ICST). Speaker: Gregory Gay Based on a Software Center-funded collaboration between Chalmers/GU and Zenseact, reported in these publications: https://greg4cr.github.io/pdf/24mutation.pdf https://greg4cr.github.io/pdf/23mutationci.pdf The concept of mutation testing was first proposed over 40 years ago. There exists theoretical evidence that the technique is superior to structural coverage criteria as a means of assessing and improving |
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1 event,Keynote speaker, Professor Helena Holmström Olsson, delivered an insightful keynote exploring the future of software engineering in an era defined by digitalization, artificial intelligence, and continuous development. Drawing on years of empirical research and close collaboration with industry, she presented a compelling shift: from building static systems to growing adaptive, learning systems. Professor Holmström Olsson highlighted how the role of software architecture is evolving. No longer solely focused on reducing |
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