The SEI Architecture Technology User Network (SATURN) is a professional network of software, systems, and enterprise architects from around the world, representing industry, academia, and government.
SATURN’s purpose is to connect architecture practitioners to
The
annual SATURN Conference brings together experts from around the world
to exchange best practices in developing, acquiring, and maintaining
software and systems architecture. This is the yearly event where
SATURN members meet to share, network, and learn. The theme of SATURN 2010 is "architecting for change." The conference will focus on architecture methods, techniques, and practices that enable organizations to continue to meet their business and customer goals in the face of persistent change. For more information, go to the SATURN 2010 website.
Join the SATURN LinkedIn group to connect with your peers and experts in the field. And join the discussion about architecture-centric engineering at the SATURN blog.
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Using
effective software and systems architecture practices across the life
cycle allows architects to control key product qualities such as
reliability, security, modifiability, performance, and affordability.
SEI architecture technologies are proven methods and techniques
designed to create, document, evaluate, and reconstruct architectures.
Learn about our current research,
tools and methods, and how the SEI can help your organization at the SEI architecture website.
Minneapolis Hilton chosen as conference site
Learn about the architecture of ultra-large-scale systems
Review the recent presentation given by SEI staffer Len Bass.
Watch a webinar on how to effectively evaluate software architecture and identify risks
This webinar was led by SEI staffer Felix Bachmann.
SATURN 2010 will be presented in collaboration with IEEE Software