sneSCM

Scandinavian Network of Excellence
in
Software Configuration Management

The Scandinavian SCM day is an opportunity for people from academia and industry with a passion for Software Configuration Management to get together once a year to discuss SCM, exchange ideas and share problems. A community event created by configuration managers for configuration managers.

Scope:

• exchange of problems and solutions ("good practices") in the day-to-day life of (S)CM people
• mutual education
• convince companies that SCM is an important and valuable service
• put pressure on more universities to give SCM some attention (Lund being an exception)

Format:

• half a day - 8:45-12:40 = 4 sessions @ 45 min.
• a mixture of "traditional" presentations and more Open Spaces-like sessions
• but always with plenty of opportunities for intense discussions

Where:

• In Cyber-space at a place near you through video conferencing.

• Call for participation - why should you join the SCM day?

Programme - all times are Central European Time (CET):

8.00-8.30: "Coffee" and mingling

• 8:30-8:45: Welcome
• 8:45-9:30: Sofus Albertsen, Eficode: Containers as your SBoM
• 9:30-9:45 "Coffee" break - in breakout rooms
• 9:45-10:30: Robin Lundin, Softhouse: Version control tools for better design collaboration
• 10:30-10:40: Coffee break - away from computer
• 10:40-11:25: Christian Pendleton, Curious Island: Transformation upside down
• 11:25-11:40 "Coffee" break - in breakout rooms
• 11:40-12:25: Lars Bendix, Lund University: A Unified View of CI, CD and CD - micro-tutorial
• 12:25-12:40: Farewell

Price:

• free - well, there is no such thing as a free lunch - you will have to "work" for it being an "active participant" ;-)

This year there is a limited number of places available at the SCM day:
   20 people registered / 5 places left (0 people on waiting list)

Registration deadline: Monday, October 31st.

Registration for the SCM day.

Last year's Scandinavian SCM day.

If you have questions or want to be notified of updates, please send an email to Lars Bendix (bendix@sneSCM.org)