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SEETEST 2017: Call for Papers is now open!

BAIT is a partner of South East European Software Testing Conference(SEETEST 2017), September 28-29 2017, Sofia, Bulgaria.

May 15, 2017

We would like to invite you to share your experience in the area of Software Testing and Software Quality Management at the Sixth SEETEST Conference.

SEETB together with Quality House are the organizers of SEETEST 2017.

The conference will be 1 day of tutorials (Sep 28), followed by 1 day of keynotes, presentations (Sep 29) and exhibition.

Please submit a presentation proposal for the SEETEST 2017 Conference based on your experience and insight in testing.

Topics

Software Testing in General
Test Management
Test Process Improvement
Agile Testing
Mobile Testing

Test Design & Techniques
Internet of Things Testing
Performance Testing
Security Testing
Test Automation

Important Dates

Submission of papers until:   May 31, 2017
Notification of acceptance: June 15, 2017
Submission of final paper:   July 1, 2017
Submission of tutorial and paper slides:    July 1, 2017

Speaker Benefits

In case we accept your submission, we will provide you with the following:

Free registration to the SEETEST 2017 Conference
Full set of conference materials
Free participation in the Social Event

Expectations

Track presentation is 40 min, including time for questions
Submission and presentation must be in English language
Submit your paper according to the template which we provide HERE
Forward the conference news and actively promote the conference to your contacts
We intend to publish some of the presentations on the SEETEST online at the web site and need your confirmation that we are allowed to do so

Submission Details

Please submit your presentation proposal through the submission system at

http://pc.seetest.org/.

The contact information you provide with your submission will be used for all future correspondence and should reflect a location where you can be reached throughout the conference planning period. Please notify us if your contact information changes.