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Time
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Conquest Sessions - Room L 002
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Conquest Sessions - Room L 003
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EuroSPI Sessions - Room L004
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EuroSPI Sessions - Room L005
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| 13.00-14.00 |
C-I Industrial |
C-II Industrial |
E-I Experiences with Software Process
Assessments |
E-II SPI and Development Paradigms |
| 14.15-15.45 |
C-III Testing 1 |
C-IV Management 1 |
E-III Best Practices in E-Commerce and
E-Services |
E-IV Software Process Assessment
Methodologies |
| 16.15-17.45 |
C-V Modelling |
C-VI Risk Management |
E-V Experience with SPI Models |
E-VI SPI and Knowledge Management |
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EUROSPI Stream 1 - Room L 004
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EUROSPI Stream 2 - Room L 005
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E I - Experiences with Software Process Assessments
How self-assessment can empower your SPI programme
Finn. N. Svendsen, Grundfos, Denmark
Experience with the Combination of Skill Cards and Process
Assessments in an Integrated Improvement Framework
Richard Messnarz, ISCN LTD, Ireland, Janez Hrastnik, IZIT, Slovenia
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E II - SPI and Development Paradigms
Organisational Culture in Extreme Programming
Peter Wendorff, Asset GmbH, Germany
AcceleratedCMM for AcceleratedSAP in an ERP Implementation
Lui Kim Man, Keith CC Chan, University of Hongkong, China
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E III - Best Practices in E-Commerce and E-Services
Best Practices in E-Commerce : Strategies, Skills, Processes
E. Feuer, Sztaki, Hungary, R. Messnarz, ISCN, Ireland,
G. Velasco, N. Sanchez, FGUVA, Spain, N. O'Shea, Tecnet, Ireland, et. al.
The eServices Capability Model (escm)-
For Excellence in IT-enabled Outsourcing Services
Rajesh Gupta,
Bennet Suresh Kumar,
Satyam Computer Services Limited, India
Measuring eBusiness Effectiveness: Adapatation of a Process Driven Quality
Approach in Web Publishing
C. Baksa, J. Ivanyos, Memolux, Hungary et. al.
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E IV - Software Process and Skills Assessment Methodologies
Software Process Assessment in a Component Environment
John Torgersson, Alec Dorling, University College Boras, Sweden
SP3E: a Method for Software Project Performance Evaluation
Vincenzo Ambriola & Giovanni A. Cignoni, Dipartimento di Informatica,
Universita di Pisa, Italy
The Benefit of Bootstrap Assessments
Peter Boelter, Bootstrap Institute, SQS, Germany
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E V - Experiences with SPI Models and Guides and Their Implementation
Specification and Test of Forms - All in 1!
Anne Mette Jonassen Hass, Delta, Denmark
Process Guides as SPI in a Small Company
Nils Brede Moe, SINTEF, Norway
Standardized Requirements for Software Process Assessment Methods
Marion Lepasaar, Pori School of Technology, Finland
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E VI - SPI and Knowledge Management and Information Quality
Using a Knowledge Survey to Plan Software Process Improvement Activities -
A Case Study
Espen Frimann Koren, Simula, Norway
Make use of others previous experience for solving your software
management problems
Ostolaza Elixabete, Quintano Nuria, Bozheva Teodora, European Software
Institute, Spain
Information Quality and Process Improvement
Janos BAJZA, DSS Consulting Ltd, Hungary,
Miklos Biro, University of Economics, Budapest, Hungary
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Conquest Stream 1 - Room L 002
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Conquest Stream 2 - Room L 003
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C I - Industrial
Analysis of Business Rules - Component Building and System Integration
(in German)
Joachim Blome, Micro Focus GmbH, Germany
Requirements based testing with CaliberRBT
Dean Rajovic, EMOS Comp. Cons. GmbH, Germany
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C II - Industrial
Agile Process Description with Project Kit (in German)
Erich Meier, Method Park Software AG, Germany
Quality by Design
Andreas Fuchs, Rational Software GmbH, Germany
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C III - Testing 1
Application Oriented Analysis and Rating of Software Testing Methods (in
German)
Eike Hagen Roedemann, CAS AG/LOGIXInformatik GmbH,
Germany
Design for Testability
Stefan Jungmayr, FernUniversitaet Hagen,
Germany
Testing at Microsoft (in German)
Johannes Heigert, Fachhochschule Muenchen, Germany
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C IV - Management I
Employees are (just) Humans too (in German)
Walter Wintersteiger, Management & Informatik,
Switzerland
New Ways in Project Management (in German)
Andreas Frick, ExperTeam AG, Germany
Software Processes in the Automobile Industry
Anke Hartmann, Method Park Software AG, Germany
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C V - Modeling
Software in Automobiles - Use of SPICE and CMM(i) in the Automobile
Industry
Klaus Hoermann, Q-Labs Software Engineering GmbH,
Germany
SPICE in Action - Experiences in Tailoring and Extension
Ann Cass, Synspace GmbH, Switzerland
Extreme Programming - Considered Harmful for Reliable Software Development
Gerold Keefer, AVOCA GmbH, Germany
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C VI - Risk Management
Key Success Factors and Traps for Software Risk Management
Kurt Schneider, DaimlerChrysler AG, Germany
Risk Management in Between Theory and Practice
Holger Doernemann, rational Software GmbH, Germany
Quality Attributes of Web Software Applications
Jeff Offutt, George Mason University, US
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