I’m advocate of pragmatic model verification (in my case, focusing mostly on static model verification approaches, specially using a constraint programming bounded verification approach) and therefore I strongly recommend taking a look at this SAM’14 keynote talk by Lionel Briand on Making model-driven verification practical and scalable: Experiences and Lessons Learnt.
In this talk he shows he managed to use models to effectively verify the quality of different kinds of systems motivated by “decades of research that have not yet significantly and widely impacted practice”
Btw, if you enjoyed this talk, you may want to read his (unrelated but also interesting) short paper on Embracing the Engineering Side of Software Engineering
FNR Pearl Chair. Head of the Software Engineering RDI Unit at LIST. Affiliate Professor at University of Luxembourg. More about me.
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