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Featured JAOO Speakers

Kevlin Henney
Kevlin has variously developed and delivered training courses, consultancy and software across a number of domains ever since getting involved in professional software development in the late 1980s.
Frank Buschmann
Frank is the co-author of "Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture -- A System of Patterns" and "Pattern-Oriented Software Architecture Vol 2: Patterns for Concurrent and Networked Objects"
Craig Russell
Craig is the specification lead for JSR 12 (JDO) and JSR 243 (JDO 2.0). Before that he served as the Java Chair of the Object Data Management Group and played a key role in the development of the ODMG 3.0 Java binding.

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JAOO is the place to meet for software professionals, managers, architects, and developers. Six action-packed days and the opportunity to meet colleagues and find inspiration for your work. JAOO includes a wide range of topics in current technologies such as .NET and Java, as well as engineering, methods and best practices in general.

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JAOO offers a series of technical sessions, in-depth tutorials and an extensive social program. In the technical sessions (Monday through Wednesday), you can shop around or follow specific tracks to find inspiration and get up-to-date information on a wide range of software engineering related topics. Tutorials (Sunday, Thursday, and Friday) offer a chance to spend a little more time to get an in-depth introduction to a new subject area.

To successfully develop and maintain complex and long-lived systems we must strive to understand better how to improve the quality and architecture of software systems. With this aim in mind, we have placed significant emphasis in this year's technical program and tutorial selection on building scalable systems, service-oriented computing, improving test measurement and profiling capabilities, and continuously improving our understanding of how to organize our work to better learn from our experiences.