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[1]  Process engineering with Spearmint/sup TM//EPG
Authors: Becker-Kornstaedt, U.; Scott, L.; Zettel, J.
Reference: Software Engineering, 2000. Proceedings of the 2000 International Conference on
Page(s): 791
Date/Year: 2000
This paper presents the Spearmint process modeling tool and the Electronic Process Guide (EPG) generator. Together they enable process engineers to elicit, model, analyze and document software processes and then to automatically generate Web-based guidebooks based on the documented processes.

[2]  Software Project Planning Associate (SPPA): a knowledge-based approach for dynamic software project planning and tracking
Authors: Ching-Seh Wu; Simmons, D.B.
Reference: Computer Software and Applications Conference, 2000. COMPSAC 2000. The 24th Annual International
Page(s): 305-310
Date/Year: 2000
The Software Project Planning Associate (SPPA), developed in the Java programming language, is accessed through standard World Wide Web browsers and designed to assist a software project manager in objectively initializing a software project plan, refining/improving a plan, organizing, staffing, scheduling, measuring, visualizing, controlling, tracking, predicting and data collecting.

[3]  A software defect report and tracking system in an intranet
Authors: Monteiro, A.; Almeida, A.B.; Goulao, M.; Abreu, F.B.; Sousa, P.
Reference: Software Maintenance and Reengineering, 1999. Proceedings of the Third European Conference on
Page(s): 198-201
Date/Year: 1999
Describes a case study where SofTrack (a software defect reporting and tracking system) was implemented using Internet technology in a geographically distributed organization.

[4]  A three-dimensional visualization tool for software fault analysis of a distributed system
Authors: Amari, H.; Okada, M.
Reference: Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 1999. IEEE SMC '99 Conference Proceedings. 1999 IEEE International Conference on , Volume: 4
Page(s): 194-199 vol.4
Date/Year: 1999
We propose a software visualization tool named Software Visualization Supporting Space (SVSS) utilizing three-dimensional (3D) graphics in order to detect and analyze software faults in a large-scale distributed system. When a failure occurs in a software testing process, it is necessary for fault detection to inspect a large number of software processes from various viewpoints.

[5]  Integrating project planning and process modeling for software development
Authors: Chung, L.M.L.; Chan, K.C.C.
Reference: Application-Specific Systems and Software Engineering and Technology, 1999. ASSET '99. Proceedings. 1999 IEEE Symposium on
Page(s): 276-279
Date/Year: 1999
In this paper, we present an integrated process and project management tool that derives benefits from both project and process management on the one hand and minimizes their disadvantages on the other.

[6]  Redefining the process for development of embedded software
Authors: Bryant, S.E.; Key, K.
Reference: Computer Aided Control System Design, 1999. Proceedings of the 1999 IEEE International Symposium on
Page(s): 261-266
Date/Year: 1999
Description d’un outil appliqué au développeurs de simulateur qui permet de diminuer les coûts et les risques.

[7]  The Web generation of software inspection: a process with virtual meetings and on-line recording
Authors: Tervonen, I.; Harjumaa, L.; Iisakka, J.
Reference: Software Technology and Engineering Practice, 1999. STEP '99. Proceedings
Page(s): 125-133
Date/Year: 1999
We could then remove barriers to the inclusion of inspections in the development process. The present paper outlines a solution to this problem and introduces a web generation of inspections, which utilises the collaborative aspects of the latest web technology, such as virtual (distributed) meetings and online recording.

[8]  Tracking personal processes in group projects
Authors: Sauer, L.D.; Lindquist, T.E.; Cairney, J.
Reference: Computer Software and Applications Conference, 1999. COMPSAC '99. Proceedings. The Twenty-Third Annual International
Page(s): 364-369
Date/Year: 1999
In this paper, we describe the software tools that we've constructed to support the planning and postmortem of software activities.

[9]  Using modern design tools to integrate the systems engineering and software engineering processes
Authors: Holway; Michaels; Quinn; Santos
Reference: Computer Aided Control System Design, 1999. Proceedings of the 1999 IEEE International Symposium on
Page(s): 557-562
Date/Year: 1999
This paper describes the complete environment available for the concept to code process. To illustrate the process, we use the automatic transmission design as an example.

[10]  Using the Internet to communicate software metrics in a large organization
Authors: Jokikyyny, T.; Lassenius, C.
Reference: Global Telecommunications Conference, 1999. GLOBECOM '99 , Volume: 3
Page(s): 1947-1953 vol.3
Date/Year: 1999
This paper discusses how Ericsson in Finland used a WWW-based tool to improve its software inspection process and how, based on those experiences, it is further developing software process support based on Internet technology.

[11]  Coordinating distributed software development projects with integrated process modelling and enactment environments
Authors: Grundy, J.; Hosking, J.; Mugridge, R.
Reference: Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises, 1998. (WET ICE '98) Proceedings., Seventh IEEE International Workshops on
Page(s): 39-44
Date/Year: 1998
We describe the development of a range of software tools to support coordination of such projects. Techniques we use include asynchronous and semi synchronous editing, software process modelling and enactment, developer-specified coordination agents, and component based tool integration.

[12]  Valmont: a language for workflow programming
Authors: Chan, D.K.C.; Leung, K.R.P.H.
Reference: System Sciences, 1998., Proceedings of the Thirty-First Hawaii International Conference on , Volume: 7
Page(s): 744-753 vol.7
Date/Year: 1998
In order to improve understanding of the paradigm, enable studying of interaction between different features, and facilitate the development of more advanced features, the paper presents a framework in the form of a workflow language called Valmont.

[13]  Wrappings for software development
Authors: Landauer, C.; Bellman, K.L.
Reference: System Sciences, 1998., Proceedings of the Thirty-First Hawaii International Conference on , Volume: 3
Page(s): 420-429 vol.3
Date/Year: 1998
We describe wrapping, our knowledge-based integration infrastructure, and show by example how the meta-knowledge that wrappings contain, and the expressive uniformities that result from stepping up to a meta-level, lead to much cleaner descriptions of many software processes.

[14]  A web-based system for automating a disciplined personal software process (PSP)
Authors: Syu, I.; Salimi, A.; Towbidnejad, M.; Hilburn, T.
Reference: Software Engineering Education & Training. Tenth Conference on
Page(s): 86-96
Date/Year: 1997
In this paper, we describe PSP-DROPS (PSF Data RepOsitory and Presentation System), an automated Web-based tool to support teaching the Personal Software Process (PSP) technique, at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.

[15]  Automated tool support for an emerging international software process assessment standard
Authors: Lok, R.H.; Walker, A.J.
Reference: Software Engineering Standards Symposium and Forum, 1997. Emerging International Standards. ISESS 97., Third IEEE International
Page(s): 25-35
Date/Year: 1997
This paper describes the development of an automated tool to support the conduct of assessments in Phase 2 of the trialling period using the embedded model described in Part 5 of ISO/IEC 15504. The development process and product quality objectives and their validation are described. The impact of user feedback on the evolution of the tool is reviewed. Early experience in the application of the tool for conducting assessments is presented.

[16]  Verification and validation of the SEAL Software Assessment Tool
Authors: Li, L.; Walker, A.J.
Reference: Software Engineering Standards Symposium and Forum, 1997. Emerging International Standards. ISESS 97., Third IEEE International
Page(s): 15-24
Date/Year: 1997
This paper reviews the software verification and validation tasks supporting each activity in the SEAL Assessment Tool development, and the techniques that were used to accomplish specific software verification and validation tasks.

[17]  Web-based software engineering process management
Authors: Hutchens, K.; Oudshoorn, M.; Maciunas, K.
Reference: System Sciences, 1997, Proceedings of the Thirtieth Hwaii International Conference on , Volume: 1
Page(s): 676-685 vol.1
Date/Year: 1997
The paper discusses the development of a Web based software process management and monitoring tool designed to assist in producing better software projects.

[18]  The economics of software process improvement
Authors: Jones, C.
Reference: Computer , Volume: 29 Issue: 1
Page(s): 95-97
Date/Year: Jan. 1996
The paper condenses some of my findings, which are based on studies of leading software producers in the United States, Europe, South America, and the Pacific Rim.

[19]  OPSIS : a view mechanism for software processes which supports their evolution and reuse
Authors: Denis Avrilionis , Pierre-Yves Cunin , Christer Fernström
Reference: Proceedings of the 18th international conference on Software engineering
Page(s): 38-47
Date/Year: May 1996
This paper describes Opsis, a view mechanism applied to graph-based process modelling languages of type Petri-net.

[20]  A knowledge base system used to estimate schedule, effort, staff, documentation and defects in a software development process
Authors: Garcia, M.A.; Ellis, N.C.; Simmons, D.B.
Reference: ISAI/IFIS 1996. Mexico-USA Collaboration in Intelligent Systems Technologies. Proceedings
Page(s): 306-314
Date/Year: 1996
In this paper we are going to present an intelligent system that given the estimated software size in Function Points (FP) or in Source Lines of Code (SLOC), it will determine the staff, schedule, effort, and paperwork needed to complete the software life cycle (Analysis, Feasibility, Design, Implementation, Integration, and Testing).

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