International Software Process Association (ISPA)

Conference Programmes

Tuesday 3 December

Tilo Messer: Siemens (Germany)
The Siemens Improvement Method - from Assessment to Improvement Strategies
Christoph Deboue: Alcatel (Belgium),
Annie Kuntzmann-Combelles: Objectif (France)
From Business Goals to Improvement Planning
Chair Colin Tully: CTA (UK) and ISCN

SESSION 4:

• ISCN 96 : Experience with measurement approaches
  Chair Miklós Biró: Sztaki (Hungary)
  

  A minimum set of metrics for effective process managment
  Kevin Daily, Eric Trodd: Brameur (UK)

  Practical guidelines for measurement-based process improvement
  Lionel Briand, Christiane Differding: Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering (Germany)

  Process improvement in SMEs: the Onion experience in Internet service providing
  E. Fagnoni, M. Piotti, G. Rumi, G. Bazzana: Onion (Italy)

• ICSP : Process modelling
  Chair Gregor Engels (The Netherlands)

  A method for designing, defining and evolving software process
  Marc Kellner: SEI, Carnegie Mellon University (USA)

  A system for evaluating the congruence of software process models
  Nazim Madhavji, Graciela Perez: McGill University (Canada)
  Khaled El Emam: Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering (Germany)

  Applying refinement calcull to software process modelling
  Carlo Montangero, Laura Semini: Universita di Pisa (Italy)

• SPI 96 : Challenges to current approaches
  Chair Kevin Ryan: University of Limerick (Ireland)

  Technology change management: implications of an SEI CMM level 5 KPA
  Tim Kasse: Institute for Software Process Improvement (Belgium)

  Managing quality in iterative development
  Brian Hambling: MEG Associates (UK)

  Improvement of the Goal-Question-Metric method
  John Roche, Mike Jackson: University of Wolverhampton (UK)

• SPICE 96 : Design and application of Process Professional
  Chair Harry Barker: Defence Research Agency (UK)

  Model, method and tools
  John Hamilton: Defence Research Agency (UK)
  Mac Craigmyle: Compita (UK)

  Application of assessment
  D. Ford: British Telecom (UK)

  Results of process improvement
  Dave Bannister: Military Aircraft Division, British Aerospace (UK)

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