Year by year the number of IT companies in Cluj is steadily increasing
The same applies to the number of employees working in the IT sector and the start-ups are following the same pattern. In this context, the municipality of Cluj joined the initiative of the tech and innovation ecosystem, building together the technological brand of the city. “Think Cluj“ is a platform that presents and promotes the city to potential international partners.
The DIH² Consortium is currently working to develop a model that represents the needs of mid-caps, SMEs and other potential students, in their implementation of robotic technologies. For this purpose, we have created a questionnaire based on which we will create the MOOCs training courses.
In order to prove this information reliable, we need a minimum of 1,500 answers.
It’s a long questionnaire, but the ones that finish it, will get the 10 courses completely free.
The organizers of SEETEST 2019 have revealed that the official program for the conference has now been released!
SEETEST is one of the biggest software testing conferences in the South East European region and aims at popularizing the domain and its importance. The venue is chosen on a rotating principle between the countries included in SEETB (South East European Testing Board) – Bulgaria, Serbia and Romania. This year the conference will take place in Bucharest, Romania on September 25-26.
For everyone familiar with the conference, the popularity of the speakers and the engaging talks at SEETEST are already known. Topics are chosen to reflect all the latest trends and novelties in software testing and include real-life cases and solutions to issues that software testers, managers, engineers etc. often come across. As well as already established veterans in the industry, SEETEST also gives a platform to up and coming fresh new voices to share their thoughts and experiences.
This year, there’s another addition to the conference – it will feature four, instead of three tracks, giving even more choices for available topics. Attendees will have the pleasure of listening to Paul Gerrard and his tutorial ‘Problem Solving for Testers’ ; Vipul Kocher with the ‘Basics of AI and AI in testing’; learn more about ‘Exploratory Testing’ from Jan Jaap Cannegieter; or let Olivier Denoo convince you that ‘Agile is Human’. Also, Andy Redwood will tell us ‘How Should We Be Thinking in Order to Test to Different Risk Levels’, we can hear about the ‘Transition from Traditional to Agile Tester’ from Alon Linetzki, enjoy Michaël Pilaeten’s ‘Practical Test Design Techniques’, or learn how to ‘Reach Your Goals Faster with a Metrics Dashboard’ from Pablo Garcia Munos.
On the second day of the conference there’s also a whole host of thought-provoking session talks, the selection being a courtesy of SEETEST’s Program Committee, who had the tough choice of choosing from 85 submissions from 20 countries, and narrowing it down to just the 20 best sessions.
SEETEST is an experience in itself, and currently tickets are 20% off until July 15. Take advantage of the Early Bird campaign and sign up to join the two-day signature software testing event. You can check the full conference program here: https://seetest.org/index.php?page=conference-program
and buy a ticket here: https://seetest.org/index.php?page=visitors-packages
The development of this digitization initiative in Cluj region represents a first step in supporting an efficient technological development and mapping the city on the European catalogue/map of digitization. In addition, our purpose is to support digitization through collaborations with different sectors of activity through clusters and not only and to establish a culture of co-creation of technological joint solutions and products through a trans-sectoral collaboration, in every field from education and creative industries to robotics, health or agriculture.
“Demand and Offer of Digitalization” study was developed by ARIES T with the support of Cluj-Napoca City Hall.
You can download the study from: www.itstudy.ro
ARIES Transilvania, iTech Transilvania Cluster, with the support of Cluj-Napoca Municipality and other regional relevant actors, organized on October 27-28, 2018 the second edition of Cluj-Napoca Innovation Camp.
The Innovation Camp event gathered together experts who brought up policy challenges related to innovation in the context of Romanian EU Presidency 2019, allowing for better citizens’ inclusion in the creation of new markets, products and services in the framework of the Digital Single Market strategy; respectively – co-creating innovative public services, co-creating change agents for a transition to urban sustainable transformations, co-creating solutions using technology in the public administration.
Innovation Camp 2018 was organized under the umbrella of “Digital Cluj, 100 years since the Great Union” project, with the support of the Municipality of Cluj-Napoca. The project aims to support the digital transformation of Cluj-Napoca, in the context of celebrating 100 years since the Great Union of Romania.
Cluj-Napoca is one of the most effervescent cities in Eastern Europe, known as the heart of the historical province of Transylvania. The second largest city in Romania after Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca is currently focused on supporting and promoting the transition from outsourcing towards a sustainable development based on innovation and digitalization.
