3 pickings from ESE-Kongress 2016 – MES050

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The ESE-Kongress in Sindelfingen. More than 1.300 participants! 100 presentations! 3 days with 4 streams in parallel! Amazing!

The German Embedded Software Engineering Kongress is the second largest gathering of Embedded specialists in Europe. I gave my debut presentation with “No belly-flops with virtual teams”. But there are about 100 other presentations in 4 parallel streams on three days. From 29th, November until 1st, December people belonging to the Embedded realm has their gathering in Sindelfingen. It’s a great happening with interesting persons presenting stunning talks, new topics and detailed insights.

I picked three topics – diverting, trendy and versatile. It’s of course no representative selection. There were lots of topics from various areas: architecture, real-time and multi-core, safety and security, implementation, open source, IoT, Industrie 4.0, automotive, test and quality, Agile, software engineering and last not least management.

Selected pickings

• Hardware faults in safety critical systems
• The renaissance of Ada
• Agile development processes in normative regulated environments

Stay tuned and be inspired.

Selected Links and Resources From This Episode

• The ESE Kongress – Germany’s Largest Congress for Professional Embedded Software Engineering
• Embedded Conference Scandinavia
• QNX
• ADA Core
• Who’s using ADA?
• ADA compilers available on various platforms
• Parallel ADA – A Requirement for ADA 2020
• Heisenbug
• Scrum QA at Berner-Mattner
• My experience as a QA in Scrum
• Some troubles understanding Scrum QA

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