Cafe

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Our Cafe programme provides a forum for ICT industry and academic professionals to discuss topical matters of interest in a relaxed atmosphere. Cafe events are run on an irregular basis when events suggest the need for a forum or we have an interesting visitor available to speak. Cafe events usually begin with a brief keynote presentation and then provide an extended opportunity for discussion. We occassionally run Cafe events in partnership with other organisations.

 

 

Recent Cafe Events

Software Architecture Standards and Software Architecture Certification Standards

3 Dec 2008 - 5:00pm
Wolfgang will provide an overview of software architecture standards that can lower the levels of astonishment and frustration. We also discuss opportunities for your own involvement in the standardization process whether from a company or an individual software professional point of view.

Is Software Sizing and Estimation really a Black Art?

16 Oct 2008 - 4:00pm
Software sizing and estimation is typically of the most challenging and subjective task undertaken by software industry managers. Peter will help us to better understand the nature of the task and how to minimise the subjectivity involved in undertaking it.

Amazon and Web Scale Computing

21 Feb 2008 - 11:00pm
What’s possible in a post Web 2.0 world? Innovation continues at a mind-bending pace, and this presentation by Mike Culver, Amazon Web Services Evangelist, showcased some thought-provoking new ideas.

Ready for Market – Two of the latest Research successes from the CSI at Auckland University

18 Oct 2007 - 11:00pm
This Technology Briefing run jointly with Connect Auckland introduced some of the Centre’s latest activities, focusing on two exciting ready-for-market technologies, InkKit TM and WaterMarking.

The Ivy League Street Fighter in a Tax Credit World

13 Sep 2007 - 11:00pm
Well known industry figure Chip Dawson facilitated a discussion on the impending introduction of R&D tax credits and their implications for the ICT sector.