Monthly archives: September, 2006

SEPG Australia 2006

The day I got back from Rio, I was on the plane again to go to Melbourne, for the SEPG Australia conference, where I presented a talk Why Organisation’s (Don’t) Choose CMMI. The talk was a variant of the one I’d done for the ESE Breakfast seminar. For this audience I didn’t need to provide …

ISESE 2006

On Tuesday 26 September I got back from Rio de Janeiro, after having attended ISERN (a research network), IASESE (a school), and ISESE (a conference). A full week of empirical software engineering goodness, but sadly not much spare time to look around Rio. ISESE (the International Symposium on Empirical Software Engineering) was the main reason …

Strategies for Reuse

Josef Nedstam and I have finally had our paper Evolving Strategies for Software Architecture and Reuse accepted for publication, in the Journal Software Process: Improvement and Practice. It’s been through a couple of iterations/submissions, but from go-to-whoa it will have taken about 3 years to see this published from when we first wrote it. It’s …