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From: eric.dubois@tudor.lu
Subject: (SEWORLD) SPICE2006 - Call for Participation
Date: Tue, 4 Apr 2006 08:39:49 -0600 (MDT)
SPICE2006 - Call for Participation
Sixth International SPICE Conference, Luxembourg
4 - 5 May 2006: Conference
3 May 2006: Tutorials
The SPICE User Group is pleased to announce the Sixth International SPICE
Conference, to be held at the Public Research Centre Henri Tudor,
Luxembourg from 3rd to 5th May, 2006. This Conference follows on from the
success of previous SPICE conferences, and builds upon the achievements of
the International SPICE Symposia held on a regular basis since 1994.
The Public Research Centre Henri Tudor in Luxembourg is the local organizer
of the conference on behalf of the SPICE User Group.
The 2006 Conference will mark the full publication of ISO/IEC 15504. Its
increasing use internationally across different domains has established the
need for greater focus on particular modes of application of the ISO/IEC
15504 such as :
=B7 Financial institutions and banks;
=B7 Automotive systems and software;
=B7 Aerospace systems and software;
=B7 Medical device systems and software;
=B7 Process improvement in small and very small enterprises.
The conference program is available; please, visit and register on:
www.spice2006.com (Early registration up to April 8th, 2006)
This conference is sponsored by DEXIA-Bil, Cargolux and
PriceWaterhouseCoopers, and is supported by the "Fonds National de la
Recherche" in Luxembourg.
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From: "Terry Rout" <T.Rout@griffith.edu.au>
Subject: (SEWORLD) Extension of Deadline - SPICE 2006
Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2005 10:35:40 -0700 (MST)
The deadline for submissions for SPICE 2006 has been extended to 5
December,
following requests from a number of intending presenters.
Submissions on
all aspects of process assessment and improvement are welcome.
Terry Rout
Program Chair
SPICE 2006
The Sixth International SPICE Conference
Software Process Improvement and Capability dEtermination
Luxembourg
3rd (tutorials) 4th and 5th (conference) May 2006
http://www.spice2006.com
The SPICE User Group is pleased to announce the Sixth International
SPICE
Conference, to be held at the Public Research Centre Henri Tudor,
Luxembourg
from 3rd to 5th May, 2006. This Conference follows on from the
success of
previous SPICE conferences, and builds upon the achievements of the
International SPICE Symposia held on a regular basis since 1994.
The Public Research Centre Henri Tudor in Luxembourg is the local
organizer
of the conference on behalf of the SPICE User Group.
The 2006 Conference will mark the full publication of ISO/IEC 15504. Its
increasing use internationally across different domains has
established the
need for greater focus on particular modes of application of the ISO/IEC
15504 approach to the assessment of process capability; accordingly, the
SPICE 2006 Conference seeks contributions specifically relating to the
following areas of application:
* Financial institutions and banks
* Automotive systems and software
* Aerospace systems and software
* Medical device systems and software
* Process improvement in small and very small enterprises
Papers and presentations related to the topics of Software Process
Improvement and Capability dEtermination, particularly within the above
domains of interest, are invited for the conference. Topics include
but are
not limited to:
* Methods, models and tools to support process assessment;
* Emerging Process Reference Models and Process Assessment Models;
* Case study and experience reports on process improvement and/or
capability
determination;
* Benchmarking as a foundation for process improvement;
* Relationships and comparisons between different models and
approaches to
process assessment;
* Relationships between process capability and organizational maturity;
* Theoretical considerations on the basis of the technique of process
assessment;
* Use of process assessment in domains outside software and systems
engineering;
* Certification schemes incorporating process assessment;
* Assessment approaches applied to agile development;.
* Considerations for safety integrity levels when performing assessments
SUBMISSIONS:
Contributions will be accepted in following formats:
* Full papers
* Extended Abstracts for Industrial Experience presentations
Each contribution shall contain the following information:
* Title of paper (or extended abstract)
* Name(s) of author(s)
* Affiliation
* Address
* E-mail, telephone and fax numbers
Paper contributions shall be submitted in the format specified on the
conference web site. Papers shall not exceed 4000 words in length and
shall
include a 150-200 word abstract. Industrial experience presentations
shall
submit an abstract (up to 500 words) outlining the contents of the
presentation.
Papers and extended abstracts shall be submitted electronically to the
program chair by email to papers@spice2006.com, as an MS Word file. The
accompanying e-mail shall contain the title of the paper, full names,
affiliations, postal and e-mail addresses of all authors, fax and
telephone
numbers.
All papers submitted will be reviewed by members of the Programme
Committee,
and those judged best to meet the aims of the Conference will be
selected
for presentation.
TUTORIALS:
Tutorials will be held on the 3rd May 2006, the day preceding the
conference. Proposals for half and/or whole day tutorials should be
forwarded to the tutorials chair by email tutorials@spice2006.com by end
November 2006.
SCHEDULE:
Full paper and extended abstracts submission 21 November 2005
Notification of acceptance 3 February 2006
Preliminary programme 10 February 2006
Registration 2 March 2006
Final copy of paper due 15 March 2006
Conference 3-5 May 2006
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE:
General Chair: Alec Dorling (InterSPICE, UK)
Program Chair: Terry Rout (Griffith University, Australia)
Tutorials Chair: Bernard di Renzo (Public Research Centre Henri Tudor,
Luxembourg)
Local Arrangements: Beatrix Barafort, Alain Renault (Public Research
Centre
Henri Tudor, Luxembourg)
PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
Juan Maria Carranza (The Netherlands)
Beatrix Barafort (Luxembourg)
Ann Cass (Switzerland)
Aileen Cater-Steel (Australia)
Gerhard Chroust (Austria)
Antonio Coletta (Italy)
Rui Cordeiro (Portugal)
Mario Fusani (Italy)
Dennis Goldenson (USA)
Victoria Hailey (Canada)
John Hamilton (UK)
John Horch (USA)
Linda Ibrahim (USA)
Janne Jarvinen (Finland)
Ho-Won Jung (Korea)
David Kitson (USA)
Catriona Mackie (UK)
Takeshige Miyoshi (Japan)
Risto Nevalainen (Finland)
Mark Paulk (USA)
Alain Renault (Luxembourg)
Patricia Rodriguez (Spain)
Paul Rogoway (Israel)
Clenio Salviano (Brazil)
Jean-Martin Simon (France)
Angela Tuffley (Australia)
Timo Varkoi (Finland)
Christiane Gresse von Wangenheim (Brazil)
Yingxu Wang (Canada)
George Wilkie (N. Ireland)
CONTACTS:
For technical matters
Terry Rout
Software Quality Institute
School of Computing and Information Technology
Griffith University
Queensland 4111
Australia
Tel: +61 7 3875 5046
Fax: +61 7 3875 5207
Email: T.Rout@griffith.edu.au
http://www.sqi.gu.edu.au
Alec Dorling
InterSPICE Ltd.
48 Regent Street
Cambridge CB2 1FD
England
Tel: +44 207 748 3036
Fax: +44 207 900 3430
Email: alec.dorling@interspice.uk.com
http://www.interspice.uk.com
For local arrangements
Beatrix Barafort
Bernard di Renzo
Alain Renault
Public Research Centre Henri Tudor
29, avenue J.F. Kennedy
L-1855 Luxembourg-Kirchberg
Luxembourg
Tel: +352 42 59 91 1
Fax: +352 42 59 91 777
Email: { beatrix.barafort | bernard.direnzo | alain.renault }@tudor.lu
http://www.tudor.lu
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From: "Terry Rout" <trou6700@bigpond.net.au>
Subject: (SEWORLD) Call for Papers - SPICE 2006
Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2005 08:43:59 -0600 (MDT)
CALL FOR PAPERS
SPICE 2006
The Sixth International SPICE Conference
Software Process Improvement and Capability dEtermination
Luxembourg
3rd (tutorials) 4th and 5th (conference) May 2006
http://www.spice2006.com
The SPICE User Group is pleased to announce the Sixth International SPICE
Conference, to be held at the Public Research Centre Henri Tudor, Luxembourg
from 3rd to 5th May, 2006. This Conference follows on from the success of
previous SPICE conferences, and builds upon the achievements of the
International SPICE Symposia held on a regular basis since 1994.
The Public Research Centre Henri Tudor in Luxembourg is the local organizer
of the conference on behalf of the SPICE User Group.
The 2006 Conference will mark the full publication of ISO/IEC 15504. Its
increasing use internationally across different domains has established the
need for greater focus on particular modes of application of the ISO/IEC
15504 approach to the assessment of process capability; accordingly, the
SPICE 2006 Conference seeks contributions specifically relating to the
following areas of application:
* Financial institutions and banks
* Automotive systems and software
* Aerospace systems and software
* Medical device systems and software
* Process improvement in small and very small enterprises
Papers and presentations related to the topics of Software Process
Improvement and Capability dEtermination, particularly within the above
domains of interest, are invited for the conference. Topics include but are
not limited to:
* Methods, models and tools to support process assessment;
* Emerging Process Reference Models and Process Assessment Models;
* Case study and experience reports on process improvement and/or capability
determination;
* Benchmarking as a foundation for process improvement;
* Relationships and comparisons between different models and approaches to
process assessment;
* Relationships between process capability and organizational maturity;
* Theoretical considerations on the basis of the technique of process
assessment;
* Use of process assessment in domains outside software and systems
engineering;
* Certification schemes incorporating process assessment;
* Assessment approaches applied to agile development;.
* Considerations for safety integrity levels when performing assessments
SUBMISSIONS:
Contributions will be accepted in following formats:
* Full papers
* Extended Abstracts for Industrial Experience presentations
Each contribution shall contain the following information:
* Title of paper (or extended abstract)
* Name(s) of author(s)
* Affiliation
* Address
* E-mail, telephone and fax numbers
Paper contributions shall be submitted in the format specified on the
conference web site. Papers shall not exceed 4000 words in length and shall
include a 150-200 word abstract. Industrial experience presentations shall
submit an abstract (up to 500 words) outlining the contents of the
presentation.
Papers and extended abstracts shall be submitted electronically to the
program chair by email to papers@spice2006.com, as an MS Word file. The
accompanying e-mail shall contain the title of the paper, full names,
affiliations, postal and e-mail addresses of all authors, fax and telephone
numbers.
All papers submitted will be reviewed by members of the Programme Committee,
and those judged best to meet the aims of the Conference will be selected
for presentation.
TUTORIALS:
Tutorials will be held on the 3rd May 2006, the day preceding the
conference. Proposals for half and/or whole day tutorials should be
forwarded to the tutorials chair by email tutorials@spice2006.com by end
November 2006.
SCHEDULE:
Full paper and extended abstracts submission 21 November 2005
Notification of acceptance 3 February 2006
Preliminary programme 10 February 2006
Registration 2 March 2006
Final copy of paper due 15 March 2006
Conference 3-5 May 2006
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE:
General Chair: Alec Dorling (InterSPICE, UK)
Program Chair: Terry Rout (Griffith University, Australia)
Tutorials Chair: Bernard di Renzo (Public Research Centre Henri Tudor,
Luxembourg)
Local Arrangements: Beatrix Barafort, Alain Renault (Public Research Centre
Henri Tudor, Luxembourg)
PROGRAM COMMITTEE:
Juan Maria Carranza (The Netherlands)
Beatrix Barafort (Luxembourg)
Ann Cass (Switzerland)
Aileen Cater-Steel (Australia)
Gerhard Chroust (Austria)
Antonio Coletta (Italy)
Rui Cordeiro (Portugal)
Mario Fusani (Italy)
Dennis Goldenson (USA)
Victoria Hailey (Canada)
John Hamilton (UK)
John Horch (USA)
Linda Ibrahim (USA)
Janne Jarvinen (Finland)
Ho-Won Jung (Korea)
David Kitson (USA)
Catriona Mackie (UK)
Takeshige Miyoshi (Japan)
Risto Nevalainen (Finland)
Mark Paulk (USA)
Alain Renault (Luxembourg)
Patricia Rodriguez (Spain)
Paul Rogoway (Israel)
Clenio Salviano (Brazil)
Jean-Martin Simon (France)
Angela Tuffley (Australia)
Timo Varkoi (Finland)
Christiane Gresse von Wangenheim (Brazil)
Yingxu Wang (Canada)
George Wilkie (N. Ireland)
CONTACTS:
For technical matters
Terry Rout
Software Quality Institute
School of Computing and Information Technology
Griffith University
Queensland 4111
Australia
Tel: +61 7 3875 5046
Fax: +61 7 3875 5207
Email: T.Rout@griffith.edu.au
http://www.sqi.gu.edu.au
Alec Dorling
InterSPICE Ltd.
48 Regent Street
Cambridge CB2 1FD
England
Tel: +44 207 748 3036
Fax: +44 207 900 3430
Email: alec.dorling@interspice.uk.com
http://www.interspice.uk.com
For local arrangements
Beatrix Barafort
Bernard di Renzo
Alain Renault
Public Research Centre Henri Tudor
29, avenue J.F. Kennedy
L-1855 Luxembourg-Kirchberg
Luxembourg
Tel: +352 42 59 91 1
Fax: +352 42 59 91 777
Email: { beatrix.barafort | bernard.direnzo | alain.renault }@tudor.lu
http://www.tudor.lu
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