TSP Symposium 2006 Presentations
September 2006 • Presentation
Presentations given at the First Annual TSP Symposium on September 18-21, 2006
Abstract
Presentations given at the First Annual TSP Symposium on September 18-21, 2006.
Sessions and presentations included:
- 47.9346721 Percent of Data is Made Up, Orville Starnes
- An Overview of Sandia Nations Laboratories, Tom Cuyler
- A PSP Commercial Project, Rob Tonneberger
- Delivering Successful Projects With Challenges of New Teams, Mukesh Jain
- Experiences Integrating PSP and TSP with Six Sigma, Dan S. Van Duine
- Extending the Team Software Process for Systems Engineering, Anita Carleton and Tim Chick
- Impact of Individual Performance to Project Organization, Yoshihiro Akiyama, James W. Over, Jim McHale, and Anita Carleton
- Interdisciplinary Team Project Management Using TSP Concepts, Bradley Hodgins
- Mining PSP Data, Daniel Burton and Watts S. Humphrey
- MISC PMT: Combining TSP and CMMI Should Mean More Than Just an Anagram, Michael D. Konrad
- NAVAIR LAMP Model: A Coaches Aid in Helping Teams Apply TSP, Bradley Hodgins
- Observations from Just Beyond TSP: One Implementation, Susan Weaver
- Process Improvement at NAVAIR Using TSP and CMM, David Saint-Amand
- Process Improvement Proposals (PIPs) Organization, Team, Individual, Girish Seshagiri
- Scaling Up the Process, Watts S. Humphrey
- The TSP Story at Microsoft IT, Jagadish Kamatar and Rob Schoedel
- Tools of the Change Warrior, Alan W. Willett
- Triumphs and Challenges of Using TSP/PSP at Intuit, Eileen Fagan
- Using the TSP in a Systems Engineering Environment, Dan Wall
- What Works Best with TSPi for Small Team Productivity and Quality, William L. Honig