Agenda

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Future of Engineering Stage — 30 minutes Future of Engineering

• Vlad Dumitru [IT Engineer — Vodafone]

Do the magic with DevOps, Open Source and All-remote teams

Future of Engineering Stage — 45 minutes DevOps Future of Engineering

How the GitLab Data team embraces DevOps culture to move fast in a rapidly growing environment. Why you should find solutions for your challenges in the Open Source world.
• What are the vital points you should stick with in order to provide trusted data on time for your users?
• Providing a walkthrough over the process of creating, improving, and scaling the Data products using a modern DevOps stack in the Open Source world.
• Exposing details of the use case and how we embrace the open-source philosophy to help us provide faster time to market.
We will discuss how to use the advantage of the internal product to make us more agile in the daily job of creating great data products
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• Radovan Baćović [Senior Data Engineer — GitLab]

Serving Serverless on your Own Servers

Future of Engineering Stage — 30 minutes Future of Engineering

Efficient use of shared server resources is critical at EveryMatrix; we will share some of the highs and lows of our experience transitioning to a vendor-neutral Serverless computing model in a private datacentre using Kubernetes and KNative.

• Tim Walls [Group Architect — EveryMatrix]
• Alexandru Bularca [Senior System Architect — EveryMatrix]

How to build Sustainable Software and Where to start

Future of Engineering Stage — 45 minutes Future of Engineering

Today, more than 200 global organisations have signed The Climate Pledge and are pursuing ambitious carbon-reduction activities, including operational changes in the race to fight climate change and switch to renewable sources of energy.  In this talk we will explore how to continue scaling your business while keeping track of minimising carbon footprint and energy consumption. We will also discuss the shift in the ways of working so that your software can become “greener”.
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• Nataliya Remez [Director of Platform Engineering — PayPal]

Lunch Break

Future of Engineering Stage — 1 hour

How to see the goal before you hear about it

Future of Engineering Stage — 45 minutes Future of Engineering

In the talk I’ll introduce the Media Streaming Mesh open-source project, explaion how it can be used to enable cloud-native real-time media streaming, describe the system architecture, and show a live demo.

• Giles Heron [Principal Engineer — Cisco Systems]

Adapting for Success: Thriving as a Developer in an AI-Driven World

Future of Engineering Stage — 30 minutes Future of Engineering

In an era of rapid technological advancements, the future of programming is evolving at an unprecedented pace.  As developers, it is crucial to understand how to stay competitive and relevant in an AI-driven world. Join us as we explore the key strategies and skills developers need to embrace to thrive in the evolving landscape of programming.  Read More...

• Dan Patrascu [Technical Training Director — Amdaris]

Balancing Coupling in Software Design

Future of Engineering Stage — 45 minutes Future of Engineering

We are used to treating coupling as the necessary evil. 
Hence, we aim to break systems apart into the smallest services possible, in the ever-lasting quest of decoupling everything. But what results are we getting by following this reasoning? — Instead of the promised land of evolvable systems, many such “decouple everything” endeavors lead straight into the chains of distributed monoliths. Can we do better? What if there is a better way to handle coupling in distributed systems? Or even, what if instead of fighting coupling, we can use it as a heuristic for designing systems that are actually evolvable and maintainable? That’s exactly what you will learn in this session: what coupling is, and how you can use it as a design tool. We will start by taking a journey through time, and explore the different models of evaluating coupling. Next, we will combine the existing knowledge into a coherent model — a simple function for evaluating a system’s decomposition into components. This function will allow you to assess the expected effort for evolving a system and use it as a heuristic for optimizing architectural design decisions.
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• Vlad Khononov [Sr. Cloud Architect — DoiT International]

Advisory AI with Custom Knowledge – build an AI that can interpret and provide insights on your own document repository

Future of Engineering Stage — 30 minutes

In banks and other highly regulated environments, individuals often encounter challenges in interpreting and understanding complex policies, procedures, regulations, and other internal documents.  Accessing relevant information quickly and accurately is crucial for compliance, decision-making, and ensuring consistent practices across the organization. However, manually analyzing and extracting insights from a vast array of documents can be time-consuming, error-prone, and resource-intensive.Leveraging AI large language models like Chat-GPT can be used as an intelligent advisory system. Users can either ask about content already submitted on a specific topic where relevant documents are already available or submit their questions related to their specific documents. The AI model will analyze the content, interpret the information, and provide comprehensive answers and guidance, including the source of the information and further guidance if needed. Read More...

• Cosmin Cojocaru [Technical Product Manager — DB Global Technology]

Disaster Recovery Testing at Booking.com

DevOps Stage — 30 minutes DevOps

Large disasters can be due to equipment failures, user errors, natural disasters, malware and other unexpected events.  At Booking.com, part of the Booking Holdings family of brands, we have established a program to test the impact of these disasters and the recovery mechanism that we have in place. Those tests started years ago with simple region evacuation in normal conditions, and later expanded to injection of latency at the network level, packet dropping, cut of inter-datacenter connection, cut of power feed or even region-wide shutdown.In this talk, Dragoș Abagiu will share information based on 5 years of knowledge acquired during this program: the improvement of the reliability of our platform, the organizational impact, the automation created for or after the tests, and how the company managed to mitigate real incidents that have happened since the start of the project. Read More...

• Dragoș Abagiu [Site Reliability Engineer — Booking Holdings]

Common cloud migration pain points and how to overcome them - based on practical experience

DevOps Stage — 45 minutes DevOps Kubernetes

There are different obstacles, respectively challenges that you’re facing when starting almost from scratch with the cloud migration of your application. 
They are related to architectural aspects: what about the structure, what about the components of the microservice, which has to be established in the cloud? Which services of the cloud provider should be used, e.g. Serverless services or a Kubernetes service? They are related to technical issues - probably common mistakes, for example, inappropriate deployment rules of workloads, scheduling problems of Kubernetes pods, wrong or missing policy settings for pulling container images, etc. They can be referred to as financial aspects: what costs can be expected after implementing a minimum viable product or in the future by hosting a productive environment for your customer? I’ve faced several of those issues and would like to reveal my approaches by providing explanations with regard to real implementations.
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• Patrick Koch [DevOps Engineer — AVL List]

Delivering DevOps as a Service: Accelerating Feedback Loops and Quality Delivery

DevOps Stage — 30 minutes DevOps

Discover how to overcome project frustrations and expedite time-to-market by implementing ‘build once, run everywhere’ as a DevOps practice. 
Join us as we introduce the Application Platform Orchestrator (APO), an automated solution that combines project environment provisioning and application management using the powerful DevOps tool stack. Streamline your processes and unlock the potential for rapid feedback loops and high-quality delivery in this engaging keynote session. Read More...

• Geanina Szekeres [Head of DevOps — Thales]

How AI and DevOps changes the way we create products in the future

DevOps Stage — 45 minutes DevOps

As AI-assisted development becomes mainstream, organizations will have to find new ways to ensure their service quality remains high.  Without the proper DevOps culture and practices in place, organizations will not be able to get the full benefits of this unseen velocity. This talk will explain how DevOps is building a safety net around modern software development, and how the right way of approaching Continuous Deployment and modern DevOps, will help speed up the development when using AI-powered tooling. This talk is a combination of a hands-on demo and explaining how to approach modern AI-powered DevOps. Read More...

• Marko Klemetti [CTO — Eficode]

Lunch Break

DevOps Stage — 1 hour

The future of infrastructure will be containerized

DevOps Stage — 45 minutes DevOps Cloud

Developers and data professionals are rapidly adopting containers as a way to develop and ship software. 
hey are lightweight, easy to share and re-use and reduces the “Worked on computer” debate. But running them at scale is a different challenge. In this talk we will explore how we got to an era where containers are pretty much the standard and how you can leverage managed containers platforms to run your apps safely and securely on Cloud.
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• Abdelfettah Sghiouar [Senior Cloud Developer Advocate — Google Cloud]

Kubernetes, just because we can!

DevOps Stage — 30 minutes DevOps

Remembering the good all days while appreciating the present.
In this talk, we're going to see how to setup Kubernetes cluster for CI/CD using a bare metal cluster. How to install, configure, deploy services, automation and discuss differences between the bare metal deployments and cloud deployments.
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• Bogdan Dumitrescu [Lead Systems Engineer — EPAM Romania]

Money Matters: Cloud-Native from Abstraction to Currency

DevOps Stage — 30 minutes DevOps Cloud

The purpose of this talk is to offer insights into the abstraction model of the Cloud-Native landscape and how it relates to currency, by sharing valuable insights and lessons learned. Furthermore we will discuss the current state of the industry's tech stack.

• Alexandru Dejanu [SRE — Systematic]

Resilience and performance tests on Microsoft Azure

DevOps Stage — 30 minutes DevOps

Microsoft Azure allows us to perform performance and resilience tests on their infrastructure. 
Join this session if you want to learn more about the off-the-shelf tools that can perform performance and load tests of your cloud systems. Additionally, we find out how Azure Chaos Studio assists in improving the resilience level of our systems.
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• Radu Vunvulea [Group Head of Cloud — Endava]

Testers, Grab a Hold on Your Product's Quality

QA & Testing Stage — 30 minutes QA Testing

In the ever-evolving landscape of software development, testers play a critical role in ensuring product quality.  However, their influence and impact on the final outcome often remained underestimated. This talk aims to shed light on two essential aspects that empower testers to take charge of product quality and make a significant difference: professional reconversion and the shift left approach. Join us for an engaging discussion that will empower testers to seize control of their product's quality, enhance their professional growth, and contribute meaningfully to the success of software development projects. Read More...

• Florin Manolescu [Founder and CTO — Academia Testarii]

How Cypress united developers and QA engineers at Maersk

QA & Testing Stage — 45 minutes QA Testing

I would be talking through the devops and testing culture shift that happened at Maersk and how the introduction of Cypress testing speeded the transition and brought developers and QA engineers to work side by side.

• Mariam Reba Alexander [Software Engineer — Maersk]

Beyond functionality: Understanding the role of non-functional testing in high-quality software

QA & Testing Stage — 30 minutes QA Testing

Non-functional testing may be a term you’ve heard before, but do you know what it actually entails? 
You may be surprised to learn that you’ve already performed some aspects of it without realizing it. Or perhaps, you’ve been conducting certain types of non-functional tests and would like to discover more.
Let’s bring to light the major types of non-functional testing, the purpose and some hands-on examples that saved the day in many projects. 
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• Simion Preda [NFT QA Lead — LSEG România]

Test Design and Test Design Automation – How to Save One Trillion Dollars a Year

QA & Testing Stage — 45 minutes

The estimated annual cost of software problems in the US exceeds one trillion dollars. 
Bugfix expenses account for approximately 20% of the total IT cost, amounting to another trillion dollars globally in just one year. Much of these losses are not due to the inherent difficulty of finding software bugs, but a rather poor test design and a lack of test design automation. I believe that at least 50% of these costs can be mitigated by implementing cutting-edge test design techniques and automation. In this presentation, I will explore key test design techniques, dispel common misconceptions, and introduce a new and efficient approach to test design automation.
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• Dr. István Forgács [CEO — 4Test-Plus Kft]

Lunch Break

QA & Testing Stage — 1 hour

The Power of Human and AI Collaboration in Software Testing

QA & Testing Stage — 45 minutes Artificial Intelligence QA Testing

What if you could delegate routine tasks to AI and focus on your unique expertise in software testing? The power of human and AI collaboration is transforming the way we approach testing, from automating routine tasks to providing predictive analytics.


In this talk, I'll share my experience of collaborating with AI on a daily basis and how it has transformed my work as a software testing expert. I'll explore the routine tasks that I've delegated to AI, enabling me to focus on more complex and specialized testing. Discover the latest AI-powered tools and techniques that are revolutionizing the software testing industry. Moreover, I'll highlight the benefits of human and AI collaboration in testing, including greater speed, accuracy, and efficiency.

Join me to explore the power of human and AI collaboration in software testing and how it can transform your work. Learn about the future of testing and how we can work with AI to take our testing to the next level.
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• Alexandra Psheborovskaya [Lead QA & PM — JetBrains]

Development for QE: Rising from the Valley of tears

QA & Testing Stage — 30 minutes QA Testing

Quality engineering is not simply testing and validating functional and non-functional aspects, or simply put, having full coverage in automated tests.  Quality engineering is also how you set up your developers for success and how you make sure that there is a culture of quality in the company.This short story will show how some decisions can make or break a team and a product from the eyes of a quality engineering person. Read More...

• Dan Bucureanu [Director of Quality Engineering — Tremend Software Consulting]

Smoke Tests & Mirrors

QA & Testing Stage — 45 minutes QA Testing

Having been a magician for 35 years, I started noticing that some magic principles and theories also apply to software testing.

In this session, I will try to connect those two seemingly unrelated subjects. This will show that everything you learn has an impact on how you behave and what you do professionally.
This is based on a series of blog posts that I wrote about this subject with more to come in the future: https://www.softwaretester.blog/tag:magic,automation
o Key Takeaways:
 See how experiences in a completely unrelated field can be highly beneficial for your professional life
 Think about aspects of software testing from a different angle
 Get to know a little more about the magic world and have some fun with it
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• Benjamin Bischoff [Test Automation Engineer — Trivago N.V.]

Whose Test Is It Anyway?

QA & Testing Stage — 45 minutes QA Testing

There is a question that people keep asking me, expecting there is a simple recipe they just need to learn: how would you test this? When your job is to find some of what others may have missed, the responses vary greatly. Software development is a social activity, and the social context determines what work gets priority. 

In this talk, we review my 10-step recipe in exploratory unit testing of a program created using computer assisted software authorship. When AI writes us a program, we can ask ourselves how we would test this, and review the recipe and results. The 10-step recipe, clear in hindsight, is created with social software testing, by pair and ensemble testing with individuals and groups for training purposes. I picked up ingredients that make my recipe particularly good for demo purposes. 
You won’t be repeating my testing, you will be testing other programs and systems. Instead of the recipe, let’s focus on succeeding with the ingredients: social software testing - sourcing other people’s ideas; perspectives and oracles - knowing how to operate and assess in a versatile manner; and strategies and tactics - knowing ideas that lead us, and diversifying options of ingredients. 
It’s not about testers, but testing. It’s about the results, the impact, the feelings, and the costs - both direct and opportunity. We are stronger together than alone, and always both learning and contributing, getting the best out of everyone into the work we do. 
Key takeaways:Exploratory Unit Testing - a majority of production failures can be reproduced by a unit test, which then also means it can be found by a unit test. Ensemble and Pair Testing - social software testing approaches contribute to getting the best out of everyone into the work we are doing. Testing, not testers - we share tests in teams across test levels through collaboration.  Read More...

• Pyhäjärvi Maaret [Testing Specialist and Development Manager — Vaisala]

Easy-to-use Test Automation Framework in Java

Security Stage — 30 minutes Java Testing Security

• Catalin Dumitrescu [Technical Team Leader, PSI — IDEMIA Romania]

How Covid-19 and the war changed our cybersecurity landscape… Where will it all end and how to prepare?

Security Stage — 45 minutes Security

Undoubtedly, our cybersecurity landscape has dramatically changed over the last 3 years. 
First due to the Covid-19 pandemic with challenges moving from the secure office space to the insecure home space, later by the war in the Ukraine which caused many destructive cyberattacks. Righard Zwienenberg will guide you on a tour of events happened over the last 3 years to the point where we are now. He will then take a peak into the future into what the cybersecurity landscape may evolve, of course complemented with advice on how to prepare! He cannot promise that ChatGPT will be a part of the presentation. Although it is a cybersecurity risk, by then the cybersecurity landscape may have completely been taken over by ChatGPT’s AI and this presentation may be censored. automatically corrected to be accurate.
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• Righard Zwienenberg [Senior Research Fellow — ESET]

Uncover the Secrets of PKCE: Elevating OAuth2.0 for security of native clients

Security Stage — 30 minutes Security

Discover the power of PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange), an OAuth2.0 extension. 
OAuth has become the go-to authentication mechanism, with a multitude of users seamlessly logging into apps with well-known platforms like Google or Twitter. Join us as we explore the limitations of standard OAuth flows for native clients, uncover the risks and potential attack vectors associated with them, and showcase the case studies. Gain invaluable insights into how PKCE addresses these challenges head-on, fortifying your applications against potential attacks.
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• Alina Boshchenko [Software Engineer and Security Champion — JetBrains]

Breaking Free from the Laptop Shackles: The Virtual Revolution in Secure Application Development

Security Stage — 45 minutes Security

The need to secure corporate laptops spans across all functions of the organization, and software application development is one of them. 
In this keynote, I retrace the origins of the secure laptop and explain how recent advances in virtualization and security mechanisms have enabled an entirely online delivery of secure environments for application development, literally putting an end to the necessity for physical incarnations of the secure developer laptop.
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• Laurent Balmelli [CEO and Head of Product — Strong Network]

Lunch Break

Security Stage — 1 hour

Building a sustainable security requirements process with the ASVS

Security Stage — 45 minutes Security

But how do we do that? Not everyone can think up security requirements on demand and we need to do this constantly for each new feature or development.

As a project lead for the OWASP Application Security Verification Standard (ASVS), a list of requirements for building secure software, this is something I have spent time working on as well as discussing with a variety of development teams. In this talk I want to show you what we came up with.

After a brief overview of what the ASVS is, we will then talk about how to:

- Get buy-in for security at this stage
- Balance trade-offs and prioritize different security requirements
- Trim the ASVS to focus on your current context
- Make the process repeatable and maintain a view of security state

You should leave the talk with not only a better understanding of the ASVS but also clear ideas on how you can take this and implement it as part of your own organization's requirements process.
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• Josh Grossman [CTO and Application Security — Bounce Security]

HOW AI IS THREATENING DEVELOPERS JOBS

Security Stage — 30 minutes Security

1. Cyber Smart Defence - Stefanini Group - Who we are  - Madalin Dumitru (Cyber Smart Defence- part of Stefanini Group) 
2. Why Cyber Security is so important ?   - today and tomorrow  - Madalin Dumitru 3. Threats & Challenges for developers - Irina Peptenaru (Cyber Smart Academy) 4. Cyber security : Evolution & Opportunities for developers  - Irina Peptenaru5. Case study - Irina Peptenaru Read More...

• Madalin Dumitru [Founder & CEO @CSD — STEFANINI]
• Irina Peptenaru [CEO Cyber Smart Academy — STEFANINI]

The importance of asset management for cyber security

Security Stage — 45 minutes Security

Asset management plays a critical role in ensuring cybersecurity by effectively managing assets through various practices such as inventory management, tracking, patching, risk assessment, and incident response planning. 
It encompasses the benefits, best practices, challenges, and future trends in maintaining a secure environment for valuable assets.
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• Zlatan Moric [Head of Cyber Security Department — Algebra University]

What do/should you ask/expect from your Managed Security Services Provider?

Security Stage — 30 minutes Security

In an age of digital transformation and escalating cyber threats, businesses must prioritize cybersecurity. However, not every organization has the capacity or resources to manage this critical area effectively in-house. That's where Managed Security Services Providers (MSSPs) step in.
In this presentation, we’ll delve into the vital process of selecting and working with an MSSP, providing a roadmap on how to choose an MSSP, what questions to ask during the selection process, and what organizations should expect from their cybersecurity partner. It aims to equip attendees with the knowledge they need to navigate this significant decision effectively, to ensure robust, tailored cybersecurity support that aligns with their unique needs and objectives.Don't miss out on this session as we explore the key to creating successful, secure partnerships in our increasingly connected world. Read More...

• Catalin Patrascu [Cybersecurity Product Manager — NTT DATA]

Empowering Product Organizations: Unlocking Potential Through Transformation

Product World Stage — 30 minutes Product Management Product World

How to foster a culture in product at heart organizations?  How to bring more ownership, collaboration, and continuous improvement so you can empower your teams to take ownership of their work, with increased engagement and improved outcomes? Then don't miss out on this opportunity and check out my talk! I will share with you some tips how to drive growth and product innovation in your organization. 
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• Oana Mihailescu [Product Coach — METRO.digital]

Psychological safety for product mangers

Product World Stage — 45 minutes Product Management Product World

Addressing the importance of identifying and leveraging low-hanging fruits, this presentation demonstrates how to build a robust roadmap that aligns with stakeholder interests and expectations. By exploring diversified investment strategies and understanding the value delivered, attendees will gain essential insights and practical tools to optimize their product development and investment decisions, ultimately fostering growth and success in today's competitive market.
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• Deepika Adusumilli [SVP Product — King]

Platform modernization – transforming legacy software to modern cloud-native

Product World Stage — 30 minutes Product Management Cloud Product World

Many successful software businesses today face the challenge of taking their highly successful but legacy products and transitioning them into modern cloud-native architectures that can exploit the benefits of cloud hyperscalers.  In this talk, Kevin will walk through how to approach this challenge to maximize the chances of successful transformation and deliver the greatest benefit for your company.
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• Kevin B. Smith [CTO — LucaNet]

Building a digital product organization – brick by brick

Product World Stage — 45 minutes Product Management Product World

The LEGO Group has made a conscious decision to heavily invest in upping their game in digital product development, putting new digital innovations into the hands of kids and families, but also LEGO partners and internal colleagues, to inspire physical play and spark new ideas.

In this talk, Nils will share the story of the LEGO Group’s current journey of building a product-led digital organization, the challenges they faced (and still face), key learnings along the way, and some of the exciting digital and hybrid innovations that emerged in recent months as a result of this effort.
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• Nils Michaelis [Head of Digital Product Operations — The LEGO Group]

Lunch Break

Product World Stage — 1 hour

AI and the Future of Product Management — A Paradigm Shift

Product World Stage — 45 minutes Product Management Artificial Intelligence Product World

As AI breakthroughs continue to revolutionise business, society and our daily lives, we'll stop to ask, how will AI affect the world of product management?


In this talk, we'll explore the rapidly evolving landscape of product management in the era of AI. We'll delve into how recent advancements in AI are reshaping consumer expectations, our organisational capabilities and how product teams collaborate to deliver high-impact products.

So brace yourself for a journey into the future of product management, where AI isn't only an addition to the product but a pillar of product development that demands behavioural, cultural and organisational change.
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• Gary Crawford [Chief Innovation Officer — Waracle]

Art & Science of Building ML Products

Product World Stage — 45 minutes Product Management Machine Learning Product World

This talk addresses the challenges faced while building Machine Learning products and provides insights into optimizing ML models, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and managing stakeholder expectations. 
Attendees will gain practical strategies for aligning product objectives with technical constraints and ensuring exceptional user experiences. The talk equips product managers & teams with the knowledge and tools needed to successfully navigate the complexities of ML product development and drive innovation.
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• Avinav Pashine [Product Manager — Meta]

Product Teams & Building in 2023 - All hail our AI overlords

Product World Stage — 45 minutes

• Cristian Orasanu [Strategy Director, Innovation & Partnerships — Moderator]

From Passion to Profession in the Gaming Industry

Gaming Stage — 1 hour Gaming

Encouraging more junior developers into the gaming industry by providing the necessary resources to navigate a career path into it. 
How employers and senior developers can better aid the potential talent of young developers. An upcoming interactive online platform for game career development - through a reward-based gamified approach, the goal is to expand & inspire talent in the gaming industry by offering hands-on experience to job seekers to forge and cultivate a career path.
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• Arjuna "AJ" Sath [Co-Founder & Head of Production — Beat Em Hub UG]
• Chris McCarthy [Co-founder and Head of Tech — Beat Em Hub]

The soundtrack to game sales and conversion rates

Gaming Stage — 45 minutes

Discover the transformative power of audio in the game/app development business. 
This talk explores how strategic audio design influences your marketing, sales and conversion rates and sheds some light on how you should implement it into your processes. Through case studies, data-driven insights and analytics, we highlight the measurable impact of audio on game landing pages and demonstrate how it drives business success. Join us to uncover the untapped potential of audio gamification approach and unlock unprecedented achievements in the competitive gaming market.
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• Matyas Csernak [Managing Director — Grand Beats Production]

Game Design: How To Play With Players

Gaming Stage — 45 minutes

Rami Ismail explains the implications of game design, and some of the immediate ways designers and developers can use their craft to create interesting, memorable, and engaging gameplay.

• Rami Ismail [Co-founder — Vlambeer]

Lunch Break

Gaming Stage — 45 minutes

Video Games & High Culture.

Gaming Stage — 45 minutes Gaming

From the origins of a multidisciplinary project to the development of the Crossmedia IP "Homeni et Armi"

• Fabio Belsanti [CEO&Lead Game Designer — AgeOfGames]

Fireside chat

Gaming Stage — 45 minutes

• Noirin Carmody [Founder and Exec Producer — Revolution Software Limited]