2017 an idea was born at Prover Technology, we wanted to create a forum for sharing experiences and best practices, and for networking. Our intention was to gather leading signaling management peers from all over the world to discuss the latest evolutions of design automation and formal verification– software technologies to automate design and verification of railway signaling systems.
So the SDA Forum was established. The first conference was hosted by Prover in Stockholm the 15th of May 2018.
We were really happy by the interest and the engagement shown during the conference. The interest exceeded our expectations. We had attendees from leading infrastructure managers, suppliers and engineering firms from all over the world, sharing experiences, being inspired and networking.
So we decided to do it again. The SDA Forum 2019 will be hosted by Prover Technology in Shanghai, China, on the 6th of November. This year the theme of the forum will be Formal Verification.
You can sign up for more information here. We hope to meet you in Shanghai this fall!
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