Review: ESE Kongress 2024
Some 1,100 embedded software specialists got together for the industry convention at the Congress Center Sindelfingen last December. The focus was once more on training, exchange of knowledge, extensive networking and celebration.
The attendees of ESE 2024 were spoilt for choice in view of an extensive agenda. Over five days, seminars, presentations, keynotes and high-quality discussions provided the platform for an intense exchange of knowledge. ESE 2024 substantiated its significance as an extremely successful event.
The no-cost ESE online pre-conference is getting more and more popular. It took place on 29 November with full-day livestream sessions, providing the audience with insights into current software topics as well as tips, tricks and smart solutions for their current or next software project.
How satisfied are the attendees of ESE Kongress?
Feeback across all areas was absolutely positive. The high quality of the presentations and seminars underlines the excellent choice of speakers by the program committee. Every year, the ESE team collects feedback data to be able to maintain a consistently high quality level. This is also reflected by this year's rating: Exhibitors rated the event with 1.72 and the attendees with 1.57 (1 = best).
Best Speaker Awards
What would ESE Kongress be without the speakers who, despite the hectic pace of their everyday business, invest time and passion to share their experience and knowledge? Every year, as a special recognition to the ESE speakers, we honor the best-rated with the Best Speaker Awards. In addition, the "Newcomer Award" goes to the best rated "new entry" among the speakers. The Awards will be presented at this year's ESE during the evening event on Wednesday.
Impressions
Donation campaign - thank you!
By rating the presentations and returning their feedback questionnaires, the ESE attendees actively participated in our donation campaign in favor of the Charcot Foundation.
This non-profit foundation makes a significant contribution to medical research in the field of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
