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SATURN 2014 Presentations

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Presentations from the program of SATURN 2014 (May 5-9, 2014 in Portland, Oregon)
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Software Engineering Institute

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In 2014, the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Architecture Technology User Network (SATURN) Conference celebrates its 10th year. Each year, SATURN attracts an international audience of practicing software architects, industry thought leaders, developers, technical managers, and researchers to share ideas, insights, and experience about effective architecture-centric practices for developing and maintaining software-intensive systems.

Sessions and presentations included:

  • Approaching Security from an "Architecture First" Perspective, Rick Kazman, Jungwoo Ryoo, and Humberto Cervantes
  • Archinotes: A Global Agile Architecture Design Tool, Juan Urrego and Dario Correal
  • BI/Big Data Reference Architectures and Case Studies, Serhiy Haziyev and Olha Hrytsay
  • Combining Architectural Methods to Build a Reference Architecture for Ground Radar Monitoring Systems, Alejandro Bianchi, Andres Diaz-Pace, Leonardo Seminara, and Gustavo De Souza
  • The Costing View of Architecture, Eltjo Poort
  • Creating a Sustainable Architecture Organization, William Beshilas
  • Engineering Velocity: Continuous Delivery at Netflix (Keynote), Dianne Marsh
  • Expanding Legacy Systems Using Model-Driven Engineering (MDE), William Smith and Kevin Nguyen
  • Experience of Combining QAW and Social Listening for Better Architecture, Seung Ho Nam
  • Facilitating the Mini-Quality Attributes Workshop, Will Chaparro and Michael Keeling
  • For Maximum Awesome (Keynote), Joe Justice
  • How to Incorporate Software Architecture into Your Business Model, Tim Kertis
  • Identifying and Protecting Architecturally Significant Code, Mehdi Mirakhorli and Jane Cleland-Huang
  • Impact of Architecture on Continuous Delivery, Russell Miller
  • Integrating Enterprise Architecture, Voytek Janisz
  • Is Your Team Instrument Rated (Or: Deploying 89,000 Times a Day), J. Paul Reed
  • Metrics for Simplifying and Standardizing Enterprise Architecture: An Experience Report for an Oil and Gas Organization, Alexis Ocampo, Jens Heidrich, and V. Basili
  • The New Era of Integrated Software Delivery with DevOps, Sujatha Perepa
  • Past, Present, and Future of APIs for Mobile and Web Apps, Ole Lensmar
  • Service Variability in Multi-Tenant Engineering: A Systematic Literature Review on the State of Practice, Limitations, and Prospects, Ouh Eng Lieh
  • Sink or Swim: Enhancing Pipe-and-Filter Diagrams, Ivan Gevirtz
  • Software Architecture Community of Practice at Raytheon, Sunitha Vallabhaneni, Douglas Dusseau, and Keith Nolan
  • Software Architecture in the Presales Process, Humberto Cervantes
  • Teaching Architecture Metamodel-First, George Fairbanks
  • Transparency: An Architecture Principle for Socio-Technical Ecosystems, Felix Bachmann and Linda M. Northrop
  • Under N: Acceptance to Delivery in N Hours, Umashankar Velusamy
  • Understanding Reference Models and Reference Architectures, Chris Armstrong
  • What Happens When You Break All the Rules?, Harald Wesenberg, Jorn Olmheim, and Einar Landre

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