Software Engineering Institute

Sessions and presentations included:

• A Quantitative Method for Preventing Defect Injection in PSP/TSP, Yoshihiro Akiyama
• Architecting High Quality Software: The Role of Software Architecture in System Development and Evolution, Linda M. Northrop
• Automated Unit Testing and the TSP, Noopur Davis and Larry Maccherone
• Custom Fitting TSP To A Maintenance Project: Patience and Perseverance Pay Off, John Stark and Pam Skotak
• Developing a Software Industry with TSP and PSP, Carlos Montes de Oca
• Game On! An Industry's Journey, Karthik Bala and Guha Bala
• Importance of Component Postmortem, David Y Ratnaraj
• Issues of Organizational Structure and Leadership Associated with Process Deployment, Robert Musson
• Making TSP Work at CMMI Level 5, David Webb, Jim Van Buren, and Gene Miluk
• PSP Training for Everyone, Dan Wall
• Taking Ownership and Adapting TSP Successfully Over Time, Intuit Engineering Team
• The Teacher, the Bathtub, and the Bureaucrat, Alan Willett, Eileen Fagan
• TSP Implementation Veteran, Lana Cagle
• TSP Works... Let's Roll It Out!, Eileen Fagan and Rajan Seriampalayam
• Using Benford's Law to Monitor Process Fidelity, Ricardo Garza
• Using Team Process Integration (TPI) with Non-Software Teams (An Integrated Product Team's Experience), Dwayne Heinsma