The SEI Architecture Technology User Network (SATURN) Conference is designed for practitioners who are responsible for producing robust software architectures as well as for those who view software architecture as a critical element in the achievement of their business or organizational missions. Attendees include architects, developers, engineers, testers, and business analysts as well as technical and product managers.

Your sponsorship of SATURN 2013 connects your organization with the change agents and thought leaders in software architecture.

Download the SATURN 2013 sponsorship guide.

Three Reasons Why You Belong at SATURN 2013

Stand out as an innovator

Architecture practices are critical for the success of any system. Take your place among the innovators and progressive practitioners in embracing best architecture practices.

Make a difference

Your sponsorship for the SATURN Conference supports the advancement of architecture-centric practices for software-reliant systems. It reflects your organization's recognition that competent architecting is crucial to creating effective systems.

Connect with the right people

Your role as sponsor gives you abundant opportunity to interact with attendees—the true thought leaders in software architecture—who want real solutions in new tools, training, and technology. Make sure the solutions they leave with are yours.

Sponsorship opportunities are designed to maximize your investment. You can interact directly and extensively with conference attendees and with leading experts in architecture from the SEI and other organizations to develop collaboration opportunities.

Sponsorship Package Options

Many SATURN attendees arrive at our conference searching for architecture-centric tools, training, and technology. Make sure they know how you can help. If you're interested in becoming a sponsor, contact SATURN 2013 Conference Chair Bill Pollak.

To learn more about SATURN and the SEI's work in architecture-centric engineering, join the SATURN LinkedIn group, visit the SATURN blog, or visit the SEI's software architecture website.