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ORCID4. EWSPT 1995: Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands
- Wilhelm Schäfer:
Software Process Technology, 4th European Workshop, EWSPT '95, Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands, April 3-5, 1995, Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 913, Springer 1995, ISBN 3-540-59205-9
Metrics and Analysis Session
- J. Henk Obbink:
Metrics and Analysis Session. 1 - Ian Sommerville, Gerald Kotonya
, Stephen Viller, Peter Sawyer:
Process Viewpoints. 2-8 - Alfred Bröckers:
Process-Based Software Risk Assessment. 9-29 - Christopher M. Lott, Barbara Hoisl, H. Dieter Rombach:
The Use of Roles and Measurement to Enact Project Plans in MVP-S. 30-48 - Tineke de Bunje, Alison Saunders:
Combining Process Models and Metrics in Practice. 49-53
Application Experiments
- Nazim H. Madhavji:
Application Experiments. 54 - L. B. Strader, M. K. Aune, J. A. Rodgers, M. A. Beims:
Space Shuttle Onboard Software (OBS) Development and Maintenance Process Automation. 55-59 - Ian Robertson:
PM Case Studies: A Tentative Characterisation. 60-64 - Terje Totland, Reidar Conradi:
A Survey and Comparison of Some Research Areas Relevant to Software Process Modeling. 65-69 - Graciela Pérez, Khaled El Emam, Nazim H. Madhavji:
Customising Software Process Models. 70-78 - J. Henk Obbink:
Process differentation and integration: the key to just-in-time in product development. 79-92
Open Issues in the Design of PM Languages
- Carlo Montangero:
Open Issues in the Design of PM Languages. 93 - Carlo Montangero:
In Favour of a Coherent Process Coding Language. 94-97 - Reidar Conradi, Chunnian Liu:
Process Modelling Languages: One or Many? 98-118 - David C. Carr, Ashok Dandekar, Dewayne E. Perry:
Experiments in Process Interface Descriptions, Visualizations and Analyses. 119-137
Related Domains
- Colin Tully:
The Software Process and the Modelling of Complex Systems. 138-143 - Gerhard Chroust:
Interpretable Process Models for Software Development and Workflow. 144-153 - Elisabetta Di Nitto, Alfonso Fuggetta:
Integrating Process Technology and CSCW. 154-161
Distributed Modelling Session
- Gregor Engels:
Distributed Modelling Session. 162 - Günter Graw, Volker Gruhn:
Process Management In-the-Many. 163-178 - Jacky Estublier, Noureddine Belkhatir:
A Generalized Multi-View Approach. 179-184 - Bashar Nuseibeh, Jeff Kramer, Anthony Finkelstein, Ulf Leonhardt:
Decentralised Process Modelling. 185-188 - Luuk Groenewegen, Gregor Engels:
Coordination by Behavioural Views and Communication Patterns. 189-192 - Sjaak Brinkkemper, Frank Harmsen, J. L. Han Oei:
Configuration of Situational Process Models: an Information Systems Engineering Perspective. 193-196
Mechanism for Cooperation
- Vincenzo Ambriola, Giovanni A. Cignoni, Christer Fernström:
Current Issues on Integration. 197-199 - Giuseppe Valetto, Gail E. Kaiser:
Enveloping "Persistent" Tools for a Process-Centered Environment. 200-204 - Yun Yang:
Coordination for Process Support is not Enough! 205-208 - Robert Mark Greenwood:
Coordination Theory and Software Process Technology. 209-213 - Jens-Otto Larsen, Patricia Lago:
Transaction Technology for Process Modelling. 214-219 - Claude Godart, D. Dietrich:
Stepwise Specification of Interactive Processes in COO. 220-239
Session on Change and Meta-process
- Reidar Conradi:
Session on Change and Meta-process. 240 - Jin Sa, Brian Warboys:
A Reflexive Formal Software Process Model. 241-254 - Badara Ali Kaba, Jean-Claude Derniame:
Transients Change Processes in Process Centered Environments. 255-259
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