This volume presents the proceedings of the Fourth European Workshop on Software Process Technology, EWSPT '95, held in Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands in April 1995.
The book contains 28 revised full research papers selected from a total of 50 submissions; in addition, the session chairpersons contributed 7 short surveys on the topics treated. Among the issues addressed are analysis and metrics, application experiments, language experiments, models for distributions, mechanisms for cooperation, and change and meta-processes. This book documents that software process technology has become a key technology to cope with the challenges of team-oriented production of large and high-quality software systems.
Author(s): J. Henk Obbink (auth.), Wilhelm Schäfer (eds.)
Series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science 913
Edition: 1
Publisher: Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg
Year: 1995
Language: English
Pages: 265
Tags: Software Engineering
Metrics and analysis session....Pages 1-1
Process viewpoints....Pages 2-8
Process-based software risk assessment....Pages 9-29
The use of roles and measurement to enact project plans in MVP-S....Pages 30-48
Combining process models and metrics in practice....Pages 49-53
Application experiments....Pages 54-54
Space shuttle onboard software (OBS) development and maintenance process automation....Pages 55-59
PM case studies: A tentative characterisation....Pages 60-64
A survey and comparison of some research areas relevant to software process modeling....Pages 65-69
Customising software process models....Pages 70-78
Process differentiation and integration: The key to just-in-time in product development....Pages 79-92
Open issues in the design of PM languages....Pages 93-93
In favour of a coherent process coding language....Pages 94-97
Process modelling languages: One or many?....Pages 98-118
Experiments in process interface descriptions, visualizations and analyses....Pages 119-137
The software process and the modelling of complex systems....Pages 138-143
Interpretable process models for software development and workflow....Pages 144-153
Integrating process technology and CSCW....Pages 154-161
Distributed modelling session....Pages 162-162
Process management in-the-many....Pages 163-178
A generalized multi-view approach....Pages 179-184
Decentralised process modelling....Pages 185-188
Coordination by behavioural views and communication patterns....Pages 189-192
Configuration of situational process models: An information systems engineering perspective....Pages 193-196
Mechanisms for cooperation (Chair: Christer fernström) current issues on integration....Pages 197-199
Enveloping “persistent” tools for a process-centered environment....Pages 200-204
Coordination for process support is not enough!....Pages 205-208
Coordination theory and software process technology....Pages 209-213
Transaction technology for process modelling....Pages 214-219
Stepwise specification of interactive processes in COO ....Pages 220-239
Session on change and meta-process....Pages 240-240
A reflexive formal software process model....Pages 241-254
Transients change processes in process centered environments....Pages 255-259
