PS&J Software Six Sigma

Measurable, Managed Process Improvement Structured to Meet Business Goals

Serving clients in Europe, Asia and the Americas

Est. 1986

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Register Today for this SEI Authorized Course:

Introduction to CMMI V1.2 ~  November 7 - 9, 2007 ~  Pittsburgh, PA

We offer CMMI training for a nationwide audience. With a different location each month, we are sure one of our courses will be an easy trip for you.  For the convenience of domestic and international participants, all our courses are located near major airports at hotels that offer free airport shuttle service

Links

General:

Jim McHale: The Case for Using TSP with CMM/CMMI

Business Week, December 6, 1999 issue: "Will Bugs Eat Up the U.S. Lead in Software?"

Watts Humphrey: "Pathways to Process Maturity: The Personal Software Process and Team Software Process?"

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Software Process Improvement Links

New Jersey Software Process Improvement Network (SPIN)

Senior Partners Guild

Software Engineering Institute (SEI)

The American Society for Quality (ASQ)

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The Business Case for Process Improvement:

Watts Humphrey: "Doing Disciplined Work"

Watts Humphrey: "Getting Management Support for Process Improvement"

Watts Humphrey: "Making the Strategic Case for Process Improvement"

Watts Humphrey: "Justifying a Process Improvement Proposal"

Watts Humphrey: "Making the Tactical Case for Process Improvement"

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Software Engineering:

Watts Humphrey: " The Changing World of Software "

Watts Humphrey: "Moving the Goal Posts "

Watts Humphrey: "The Future of Software Engineering: I"

Watts Humphrey: "The Future of Software Engineering: II"

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Software Project Management:

Tom Gilb: "12 Tough Questions" that Managers Should Ask

Watts Humphrey: "Making Software Manageable"

Watts Humphrey: "Your Date Or Mine?"

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Productivity, Quality, & Effectiveness:

Watts Humphrey: "Bugs or Defects?"

Watts Humphrey: "Why Does Software Work Take So Long?"

Watts Humphrey: "A Personal Commitment to Software Quality"

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Personal Software Process (PSP) and Team Software Process (TSP):

David Webb, Watts Humphrey: "Using the TSP on the TaskView Project"

Watts Humphrey: " Making Team Plans"

Watts Humphrey: "The Personal Software Process: Overview, Practice, and Results"

Watts Humphrey: "The Personal Process in Software Engineering"

Watts Humphrey: "The Personal Software Process"

Watts Humphrey: "Three Dimensions of Process Improvement: Part I: Process Maturity"

Watts Humphrey: "Three Dimensions of Process Improvement: Part II: The Personal Process"

Watts Humphrey: "Three Dimensions of Process Improvement: Part III: The Team Process"

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