International Conference on Reliable Software Technologies Ada-Europe '97

The Tower Hotel, London, 2-6 June 1997

Sponsored by Rational.

Welcome to the WWW server for the International Conference on Reliable Software Technologies (Ada-Europe '97).

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Index

Organisation [General information] [Conference organisation] [Conference venue] [Travel information] Conference events [Technical programme] [Tutorials] [Exhibition & Demonstrations] [Joint events]	Tower Bridge
Registration [Registration process] [Registration form] [Fees] [Accommodation reservation] [Travel information] Social events [Conference reception] ["The Maiden and The Mandate"] [Tour of Tower Bridge] [Conference Dinner]	Related information [Call for papers] (past) [Instructions to authors] [Programme Committee] [Call for tutorials] (past) [Call to vendors]

Conference schedule at a glance (needs a browser that supports tables)

	Monday 2 June	Tuesday 3 June	Wednesday 4 June	Thursday 5 June	Friday 6 June
morning	Tutorials	Keynote presentations Technical sessions			Tutorials
	Lunch
afternoon	Tutorials	Technical sessions Panel sessions			Tutorials
evening	Conference Opening and Reception (18.00-19.00) "The Maiden and the Mandate" (21.00-22.00)	Ada-Europe General Assembly (17.30-18.30) Tour of Tower Bridge (18.30-20.00)	Conference Dinner on "The Elizabethan", sailing from St Katharine Pier to Greenwich & Putney
	Monday 2 June	Tuesday 3 June	Wednesday 4 June	Thursday 5 June	Friday 6 June

General information

The cost of developing and maintaining computer systems is increasingly dependent on the cost of the software component. As the requirements of customers get more complex, so too do the needs of the software engineers who must meet them.

The problems of managing software development are as great as the problems of engineering the system itself. Good software engineering practice, based on appropriate techniques supported by suitable tools, is seen as the solution to this "software crisis".

Software engineering needs better techniques and tools, and those that already exist need to be better publicised and better understood. This conference meets that need.

The Conference aims to bring together users and vendors of software engineering tools, and those who research and teach related techniques, to discuss and exchange new developments and to share good practice.

The Conference will consist of tutorials, presentations and demonstrations of software engineering products.

Participation in the Conference is invited from all those in the software engineering community - users, vendors, educators and researchers.

Organised by Ada UK on behalf of Ada-Europe, in co-operation with ACM SIGAda.

This site maintained by Jim Briggs. We appreciate and welcome all comments.

Last updated 16 March 1997