PROFES 2001

PROFES 99, PROFES 2000, PROFES 2001

PROFES 2001

International Conference on Product Focused Software Process Improvement

Kaiserlautern, Germany. Sept 10-13, 2001.

Author(s)	Contribution	Ref. in GDPA
SESSION 1: Quality of Software
Bernard Wong Jeffery, R.	Cognitive Structures of Software Evaluation: A Means-End Chain Analysis of Quality	/Wong, 2001/
Massimo Felici Stuart Anderson	Requirements Evolution from Process to Product Oriented Management	/Felici, 2001/
SESSION 2: Software Process Assessment & Improvement
Josef Nedstam Martin Höst Björn Regnell Jennie Nilsson	A Case Study on Scenario-Based Process Flexibility Assessment for Risk Reduction	/Nedstam, 2001/
Seppänen, V. Seija Komi-Sirviö Rahikkala, T. Minna Pikkarainen A. Mäntyniemi	Contexts in KM Based SPI: The Case of Software Design Experience Reuse	/Seppänen, 2001/
Marion Lepasaar Varkoi, T. Hannu Jaakkola	Models and Success Factors of Process Change	/Lepasaar, 2001/
SESSION 3: Industrial Experiences and Case Studies
Marjo Kauppinen Sari Kujala	Starting Improvement of Requirements Engineering Processes: An Experience Report	/Kauppinen, 2001/
Karen Allenby Simon Burton Darren Buttle John McDermid John Murdoch Alan Stephenson	A Family-Oriented Software Development Process for Engine Controllers	/Allenby, 2001/
SESSION 4: Software Process Assessment & Improvement
Karl Lebsanft	Process Improvement in Turbulent Times: Is CMM Still an Answer?	/Lebsanft, 2001/
Polo, M. Piattini, M. Francisco Ruiz Calero, C.	Assessment of Maintenance Maturity in IT Departments of Public Entities: Two Case Studies	/Polo, 2001/
Iivari, N. Jokela, T.	Evaluating a Usability Capability Assessment	/Iivari, 2001/
SESSION 5: Organizational Learning and Experience Factory
Schneider, K.	Experience Magnets Attracting Experiences, Not Just Storing Them	/Schneider, 2001/
Timo Kucza Nättinnen, M. Päivi Parviainen	Improving Knowledge Management in Software Reuse Process	/Kucza, 2001/
SESSION 6: Organizational Learning and Experience Factory
Christof Nagel	Processes and Knowledge Management: A Symbiosis	/Nagel, 2001/
Dingsøyr, T. Nils Brede Moe Øystein Nytrø	Augmenting Experience Reports with Lightweight Postmortem Reviews	/Dingsøyr, 2001/
Scott Henninger Jason Schlabach	A Tool for Managing Software Development Knowledge	/Henninger, 2001/
SESSION 7: Software and Process Modeling
Zettel, J. Maurer, F. Münch, J. Les Wong	LIPE: A Lightweight Process for e-Business Startup Companies Based on Extreme Programming	/Zettel, 2001/
Jaccheri, M. L. Tor Sthålhane	Evaluation of the E3 Process Modelling Language and Tool for the Purpose of Model Creation	/Jaccheri, 2001/
Harald Störrle	Describing Fractal Processes with UML	/Störrle, 2001a/
SESSION 8: Empirical Software Engineering
Runeson, P. Magnus C. Ohlsson Claes Wohlin	A Classification Scheme for Studies on Fault-Prone Components	/Runeson, 2001/
Bratthall, L. Enrico Johansson Bjørn Regnell	Program Understanding Behaviour During Estimation of Enhancement Effort on Small Java Programs	/Bratthall, 2001/
Hikaru Fujiwara Kusumoto, S. Inoue, K. Toshifusa Ootsubo Katsuhiko Yuura	Evaluation of a Business Application Framework Using Complexity and Functionality Metrics	/Fujiwara, 2001/
SESSION 9: Industrial Experiences and Case Studies
Peter Fröhlich Lichter, H. Zeller, M.	Enabling Local SPI in a Multi-national Company	/Fröhlich, 2001/
Ton Dekkers	Project Improvement as Start-Up	/Dekkers, 2001/
SESSION 10: Software and Process Modeling
Renata Araujo Marcos Borges	Extending the Software Process Culture - An Approach Based on Groupware and Workflow	/Araujo, 2001/
Becker-Kornstaedt, U.	Towards Systematic Knowledge Elicitation for Descriptive Software Process Modeling	/Becker-Kornstaedt, 2001a/
Gnatz, M. Frank Marschall Gerhard Popp Rausch, A. Wolfgang Schwerin	Modular Process Patterns Supporting an Evolutionary Software Development Process	/Gnatz, 2001a/

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