Paper submission deadline extended to APRIL 24
Dear ,
IWSM Mensura is the premier
international conference on measurement and data analytics. Each year
practitioners and researchers from all over the world meet to discuss practical
challenges and solutions in the field of software and IT measurement and data
analytics.
On October 5-7, 2016 the IWSM
Mensura conference will be held in Berlin, Germany. The conference
venue will be at the Berlin School of Economics, Campus Lichtenberg, near the
famous Tierpark.
The deadline to submit research
papers has been extended with one week until Sunday April 24. We have had some requests to allow more time to
finish the paper submissions. Therefore we will allow everyone one week extra
to make a final submission to this year's theme:
On Monday April 25 the reviews will
start and no additional papers can be accepted. More details can be found on the website.
Value of DATA
Software and IT measurement are keys for successfully
managing and controlling software develop-ment projects. Data analytics and
measurement are essential for both business and engineering. They enrich
scientific and technical knowledge regarding both the practice of software
development and empirical research in software technology. The conference
focuses on all aspects of software meas-urement and data analytics.
This year focus is the Value of Data, i.e. how to
maximize the value for an organization from making use of data from their
software applications and systems. The trend towards digitization also
dramati-cally increases the amount of data that becomes available. The value of
a company is increasingly hid-den in its data and can only be exploited fully
if these are used efficiently along the entire value chain. Big data becomes an
important keyword to deal with. The conference also focuses on novel
approach-es and innovative ideas on how to optimize existing products and
processes making use of data as well as using Big Data as an enabler for new
application cases.
We have confirmation of the following keynote speakers:
·
Big Data
Algorithms by Ulrich Meyer (University of Frankfurt)
·
Big Data
Management and Apache Flink by Volker Markl (Berlin Big Data Center)
·
Data-driven
Innovation for Growth and Well-being by Christian
Reimsbach-Kounatze (OECD)
·
Solution-Based
Estimation by Eric van der
Vliet (CGI Estimation Center)
We hope to meet you in Berlin
·
Christof Ebert
·
Jens Heidrich
·
Frank Vogelezang
·
Manfred Seufert
·
Andreas Schmietendorf
