ISMA3 – September 2008

From ISMA3, September 2008, Washington, DC, we have the following presentations available:

Monte Carlo, Resampling, and Other Estimation Tricks, by Mauricio Aguiar
Using Metrics to Develop a Software Project Strategy, by Don Beckett
Counting Web 1.0, 2.0 & 3.0, by Raymond Boehm and Royce Edwards
Counting Weird Things on the Web – Counting Facebook, by Thomas Cagley
Hammer’s Process and Enterprise Maturity Model (PEMM) for CMMI, by Rob Donnellan
(Getting & Giving) Superior Service through Measurement, by Bill Phifer
Are You Managing IT or is IT Managing You? by David Garmus
Relationships Among Software Metrics in Benchmarking, by Scott Goldfarb
Function Points in Contracts – the good and the bad, by Christine Green
Measuring the Business Value of IT, by Michael Harris
How to Avoid Traps in Contracts for Software Factory Based on Function Metric, by Claudia Hazan
Corresponding paper, by Claudia Hazen, Eduardo A. Oliveira, and José Roberto Blaschek
Baseline Studies – The Myths, The Methods, The Magic, by Lori Holmes
Guerrilla Metrics to Survive Changing Administrations, by Bill Hufschmidt
Using Function Point Metrics for Software Economic Studies, by Capers Jones
Using Function Point Analysis for Project Tracking and Earned Value Analysis, by Steve Keim
Can SAP be Function Point Counted? by Debra Maschino
What makes a successful Measurement Program – a case study, by Pam Morris
Corresponding Paper, by Pam Morris
Implementing Agile Measurement Program, by Jaisankar Muthukrishnan
Call 911 Measurement Needs CPR, by Agnes Nanu
Corresponding Paper, by Agnes Nanu
Sizing Infrastructure Software (Middleware, Components), by Tony Rollo
Corresponding Paper, by Tony Rollo and Christine Green
Managing a Mature Measurement Process, by Peter Thomas
FPA applied to UML/Use Cases, by Adri Timp
Measurement Reports, by Erika Vintan
Corresponding Paper, by Erika Vintan
Goal-Driven Performance Measurement, by Terry Vogt
How to Estimate Software Size and Effort in Iterative Development, by Ales Zivkovic
Corresponding Paper, by Ales Zivkovic and Marjan Heričko