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ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Bertrand Meyer has played a major role in developing modern software technology and bringing it to software engineers working in production environments.

As President of Interactive Software Engineering, Inc. (ISE), he was the major designer of the Eiffel object-oriented method, language and supporting environment. Prior to founding Interactive he was head of software engineering in a large European company for nine years, and on the faculty of the University of California, Santa Barbara, for several years. In addition to his work at ISE he holds a position of adjunct Professor at Monash University (Melbourne, Australia), where he directs research on Design by Contract, Trusted Components and Distributed Systems. He serves as the editor of the Eiffel column for the Journal of Object-Oriented Programming, editor of the Prentice Hall Object and Component Technology series, and chairman of the TOOLS conference series. He is a former Department Editor of IEEE Computer.

Active on both the industrial and academic scenes, Dr. Meyer consults for Fortune 500 companies, on architectural reviews, design and deployment of software quality plans, and software strategies. He has published nine books on software engineering, object technology and programming languages, and edited or co-edited several others. His publications also include numerous articles in international journals and international conference presentations. He holds two engineering degrees, an MS in Computer Science from Stanford and a PhD from the University of Nancy.