SATURN Conference 2008

Software Architecture Technology User Network (SATURN) Workshop
April 30 – May 1, 2008
Pittsburgh, PA

Software architects from around the world attended the Fourth Annual SEI SATURN Workshop, where they exchanged best practices in developing and acquiring software architectures and using them to build predictable, high-quality systems. This year the keynotes, presentations, and tutorials brought software architecture experts together to share how they successfully put SEI and other architecture technologies into practice.

Stay connected throughout the year by visiting the SATURN website - where software architecture technology users network to get the latest news, articles, and reports as well as to share best practices and lessons learned.

Debugging Software Architectures (SATURN 2008)

On ADLs and Tool Support for Documenting View-Based Architectural Descriptions (SATURN 2008)

Quality Attributes and Requirement Traceability (SATURN 2008)

Some Perspectives in Teaching Software Architecture (SATURN 2008)

Software Architecture in an Integrated Engineering Methodology

Architecture Empowerment - A Quality Attribute of Software Architecture Realms to Build Empowered Organizations

Challenges and Observations of Applying the SEI ATAM to a Software Testing Automation Solution

Lessons Learned from Deployment and Production Use of Architects’ Workbench - An Architectural Thinking and Modeling Tool

Reconstructing the Architecture Model for a Sustainable Software System (SATURN 2008)

Evaluating Distributed Systems Architectures for Fault-Tolerant Applications (SATURN 2008)

Current SAT Work in Architecture Evolution (SATURN 2008)

Putting Software Architecture in Its Place - Fitting Software Architecture into the Enterprise Technology Landscape