| news@sei interactive 2004-04-27, 3:07 pm |
| A new issue of news@sei is now available (http://interactive.sei.cmu.edu/).
The articles in this issue are
"3rd International Conference on COTS-Based Software Systems"
"The SEI Partner Network: Providing Authentic SEI Services and Training"
"Using Six Sigma in Software Development"
"TSP Accelerates Software Quality Improvements at NAVAIR"
Our columns in this issue are
Watts New:
"Defective Software Works"
The Architect:
"Integrating Architecture Methods: The Case of the ATAM and the CBAM"
Security Matters:
"What is a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) Attack and What Can I
Do About It?"
Software Product Lines:
"'Lunching' and Institutionalizing"
CMMI in Focus:
"Myths about SCAMPI Appraisals"
Eye on Integration:
"ISIS and the Goal of Interoperability"
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archives and include features on the Capability Maturity Model®
Integration (CMMI®) effort, software product lines, the Personal
Software Process(sm) and Team Software Process(sm), computer and
Internet security, requirements engineering, and COTS software.
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