
Registered user since Tue 21 Jul 2015
Steven Fraser advises on technology transfer, company-university research partnerships, and software best practices. He is based in Silicon Valley and is the Director of Advisory Services at Innoxec. Previously, he held R&D leadership roles at HP, Cisco, Qualcomm, and Nortel focused on company-university research collaborations. Steven holds a PhD from McGill University (Montréal) in Electrical (Software) Engineering and is interested in the strategies used to accelerate the adoption and deployment of new technologies. Steven has delivered keynotes, organized over 75 conferences, panels, workshops and tutorials. He recently co-authored a science oriented biography which is now in its 2nd edition: From the Heart of Europe to the Wonders of Canada: A Story of One Woman’s Century (Gaertner/Fraser).
Contributions
2025
ICSE
- Session Chair of Panel 2: Escaped from the Lab! Does ICSE Research Make a Difference? (part of Panels and Special Sessions)
- Panel organizer and moderator of Panel 1: The Future of Software Engineering Beyond the Hype of AI within the Panels and Special Sessions-track
- Panel organizer and moderator of Panel 2: Escaped from the Lab! Does ICSE Research Make a Difference? within the Panels and Special Sessions-track
- Session Chair of Panel 1: The Future of Software Engineering Beyond the Hype of AI (part of Panels and Special Sessions)
- Panels Chair in Organizing Committee
International Conference on Technical Debt
2022
2021
SER&IP
- Session Chair of Panel DIscussion (part of SER&IP '21)
- Author of Exploring the Dimensions of University-Company Collaborations: Research, Talent, and Beyond in a Chaotic COVID-19 World within the SER&IP '21-track
- Author of Panel: 2021 Strategies for “Socially Distant” University-Company Collaborations within the SER&IP '21-track
2020
SPLASH
International Conference on Global Software Engineering
2019
International Conference on Global Software Engineering
2017
2015
SPLASH
- Panel Impresario of The Future of Programming Languages and Programmers within the Panels-track
- Panel Impresario of Software Professionalism – Is it “Good Enough?” within the Panels-track
- Session Chair of Software Professionalism (part of Panels)
- Session Chair of Programming Languages (part of Panels)
- Panels Chair in Organizing Committee within the Panels-track
- Panels Chair in Organizing Committee