The main goal of SQAMIA workshop series is to provide a forum for presentation, discussion, and dissemination of the scientific findings in the area of software quality, and the establishment and improvement of interaction and cooperation between scientists and young researchers from the region and beyond. It is organized by SQAMIA Initiative and the workshop especially welcomes position papers, papers describing the work-in-progress, tool demonstration papers, technical reports or other papers that would provoke discussions.
SQAMIA 2026 is the 13th workshop in the series and a continuation of the successful events held in previous years. This years' theme is targeting software and information system continuous improvement, based on informed decisions, and automated IS delivery.
We invite authors to focus special emphasis on specialised disciplines, e.g. cyber-security, safety, reliable AI etc., extending industry-proven DevOps approaches (e.g. DevSecOps, MLOps, DataOps, BizDevOps etc.).
Position papers, papers describing the work-in-progress, tool demonstration papers, technical reports or other papers that would provoke discussions are especially welcome.
Contributions are solicited for papers that are 6 to 12 pages long. Papers should be original contributions and should not be accepted or submitted elsewhere until the decisions of the SQAMIA 2026 program committee are announced.
Note that papers shorter than 10 pages will be considered as short papers and will be marked as such in conference proceedings.
All contributions should be in PDF format and should be submitted electronically via the EasyChair submission system before the deadline.
The papers should be prepared in the CEURART template, available for LaTeX, Word and Libre Office, in its single column layout. For papers in LaTeX, an Overleaf template can be used, too.
SQAMIA 2026 proceedings shall be published by (CEUR Workshop Proceedings and indexed by "dblp: computer science bibliography".
Submission: EasyChair
At the SQAMIA 2026 workshop, Zoran Budimac Award for the Best Paper will be presented in honour of Professor Zoran Budimac, the initiator and longtime driving force behind the workshop, who embodied a spirit of innovation and dedication to advancing the field.
The award is intended for the best paper authored or co-authored and presented by a young researcher (i.e., the first author should not yet hold a PhD). This tradition reflects the enduring spirit of SQAMIA, which has always placed strong emphasis on encouraging and supporting young researchers.
Deadline: June 5, 2026
Notification: July 17, 2026
Camera-ready: August 14, 2026