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format. 10th ANNUAL CMMI TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE AND USER
GROUP “Investigation, Measures,
and Lessons Learned About the Relationship Between CMMI Process Capability
and Project or Program Performance” 15 - 18 November 2010 Tuesday, November 16, 2010 Keynote Speaker Mr. Terence Edwards, Director,
System-of-Systems Engineering (SoSE), ASA(ALT) CMMI®
Implementation Strategies for Success Panel ·
Ms. Nancy Fleishcher,
Raytheon Company ·
Mr. Rick Bennett, Director of Development, MedPlus ·
Mr. Steve Austin, Lockheed Martin Mission CMMI® V1.3 Overview ·
Mr. Mike Phillips, Software Engineering
Institute BENEFITS OF CMMI ·
Mr. Hal Wilson, Director, Engineering, Defense
Systems Division Concurrent Sessions TRACK 1- CHASM CREEK- CMMI AND PROCESS IMPROVEMENT ·
11314 - CMMI® in the Social Media (For the Social
Media-Challenged!), Mr. Bill Smith, Leading Edge Process
Consultants, LLC · 11315 - What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger: My Process Improvement Lessons Learned, Mr. Bill Smith, Leading Edge Process Consultants, LLC · 11318 - NASA’s Use of the CMMI® for Software Engineering Improvement, Dr. John Kelly, NASA · 11297 - Applying Theory of Constraints Tools to Focus Lean Development, Mr. Tim Oltman, The Boeing Company TRACK 2 – WINDSTAR
– PRACTICAL GUIDANCE ·
10963 – Configuration Management, Mr. Al Florence, The MITRE
Corporation ·
10970 - Using CMMI® Effectively in Small Business, NDIA CMMI® Working Group ·
11158 – Process Alignment—From Acquired to
Acquirer, Ms. Ilene Pinsker, Rockwell Collins TRACK 3 – MESA VERDE – PERFORMANCE
RESULTS ·
11307 – Process Performance Models for Hardware
Engineers, Mr. Tom Fosness, Northrop Grumman Corporation ·
11185 – Navigating the Waters of SCAMPI
Reappraisal, Mr. Craig Hale, AVISTA, Inc. (Part 1, Part 2, Handout) ·
10708 – Developing Process Performance Models and
Baselines for a Quality Engineering Organization, Dr. Jeff Ricketts, Raytheon
Company TRACK 4 – HIGHLANDS – APPRAISALS ·
11150 - A Real-Life Example of Appraising and
Interpreting CMMI® —Services Maturity Level 2, Mr. Neil Potter, The Process Group ·
11308 – Effectively Managing Process Compliance, Mr. Joseph Morin, Integrated System
Diagnostics, Inc. ·
11299 - Leaner SCAMPI Preparation, Mr. Gary Natwick,
Harris Corporation ·
11202 - PIID Strategies in a Changing Environment,
Mr. Sam Fogle,
ACE Guides, LLC TRACK 5 – WIND RIVER – CMMI V1.3 ·
11296 - CMMI® V1.3: The Rest of the Story: Changes
at CL/ML 1-3, Dr. Mike Konrad, Software Engineering Institute Wednesday, November 17, 2010 Concurrent Sessions TRACK 1 - CHASM
CREEK- CMMI® AND PROCESS IMPROVEMENT · 11305 - Turning a Super Tanker: Process Improvement Change at NSA, Mr. Steven Tobin, Dynamics Research Corporation · 11182 - EPG – Pushing Past the Conflicts, Ms. Evelyn Livermore, ARA, Inc. · 11309 – Value Based Product Development, Mr. Phillip Hohn, ITT ES · 11204 – Managing CMMI Practice Implementation Across Diverse Distributed Environments in Small Organizations, Dr. Mary Anne Herndon, Transdyne Corporation · 11209 – CMMI Bottoms – Ups Assessment: A Grounded Analysis from the Perspective of Practicing Engineers in Defense Engineering, Dr. Bruce Beadell, General Dynamics · 11339 – Architecture for Enterprise Process Improvement, Ms. Joan Weszka, Lockheed Martin Corporation · 11221 – Improvement by the Numbers, Ms. Debra Perry, Harris Corporation · 11147 – Multi-Model Organizational Process Quality Assurance Program, Ms. Kristin Kingland Glowaski, Kingland Systems Corporation TRACK 2 - WIND STAR
- PRACTICAL GUIDANCE · 11161 – The Tailoring Dilemma, Mr. Alan Gellis, The Boeing Company · 11270 – Vertically Slicing the CMMI, Mr. David Dickinson, Northrop Grumman Corporation · 10969 – CMMI for Executives, NDIA CMMI Working Group · 11284 – Measurement Planning and Data Collection, Mr. William Golaz, Lockheed Martin Corporation · 11317 – Experience Report On A method To Predict Software Quality Early in the Software Development Lifecycle and Produce Secure Software, Mr. Girish Seshargiri, AIS · 11331 – A CMMI Compliant Project Plan ( In Less Than 10 Pages), Mr. Ferol Lewis, Northrop Grumman Corporation · 10723 – Using CMMI to Integrate and Improve the Enterprise, Mr. Phillip Wah, Jr., The Boeing Company · 10779 – CMMI – The Way It Should Be, Mr. Bradley Bittorf, Raytheon Missile Systems TRACK 3 - MESA VERDE - PERFORMANCE RESULTS ·
10778 – High
Maturity Heresy – Doing Level 5 before Level 4 without “Data”, Mr. Tom Lienhard,
Raytheon Company ·
10791 – Why
CMMI Maturity Level 5?, Mr.
Michael Campo, Raytheon Company ·
10793 – Horizontal
Segmentation of Process Performance Model, Mr. Michael Campo, Raytheon Company ·
10968 – CMMI
For Executives, NDIA
CMMI Working Group ·
11316 – Experience
Report: Lean Implementation of Organizational Process Focus (OPF) and Risk
Management (RSKM) CMMI Process Areas in Agile Environment, Mr. Ahmed Mahdy,
Raya Software ·
10699 – Improving
Performance Through Process Improvement, Mr. Michael West, Natural SPI, Inc. ·
11272 – Get
It Sold, Keep It Sold: Making the Business Case for High Maturity, Dr. Richard Welch, Northrop Grumman
Corporation ·
11290 – Benefits
and Performance Improvements with CMMI – How to Increase Your Project Data
Usability, Mr. Kobi Vider, K.V.P Counsulting TRACK 4 – HIGHLANDS
– APPRAISALS · 11153 – Appraisals and CMMI Gotchas- Lessons in CMMI Use and Appraisal Preparations, Mr. Neil Potter, The Process Group · 11192 – Disruptive Appraisals Prohibited, Ms. Kelly Lanier, Raytheon Company · 11265 – In Search of Higher Quality at Lower Costs, Ms. Margaret Corr, General Dynamics · 11321 – Use of a Standard Approach – Lessons Learned in Identifying Objective Evidence for the PIID, Ms. Pamela Hudson, Lockheed Martin Corporation TRACK 4 – HIGHLANDS – ACQUISITIONS · 10550 – Leveraging Capability Maturity Model Integration for Acquisition (CMMI-ACQ) Processes to Improve Organizational Workforce and System Acquisition Performance, Dr. Kenneth Nidiffer, Software Engineering Instititute · 11293 – Using the SEI Models and Practices to Assure the System Lifecycle Deliverables Quality and Compatibility, Mr. Kobi Vider, K.V.P Consulting · 11328 – Systems Asssurance, The Global Supply Chain, and Efforts To Increase Communication Between Acquisition and Development, Ms. Michele Moss, Booz Allen Hamilton TRACK 5 - WIND
RIVER - CMMI® V1.3 · 11364 – CMMI – DEV V1.3 Pilot – Good, Bad & Ugly, Mr. Jackie Lawrence, ISD, Inc · 11329 – Tips and Hints for CMMI V1.3, Ms. Mary Beth Chrissis, Software Engineering Institute · 10930 – CMMI Version 1.3 High Maturity Panel – We Thought but Now We Know, Ms. Mary Lynn Penn, Lockheed Martin Corporation · 10986 – Pilot for CMMI Dev V1.3 High Maturity Process Areas, Ms. Doma Witkowski, Lockheed Martin Corporation · 10714 – CMMI and Micro Focus’ AVP – A Dynamic Duo in Optimizing IT Business Value!, Mr. Pete Dupre’, MicroFocus · 11211 – The Perils of Agile, but…., Ms. Dorothy Acton, Lockheed Martin Corporation TRACK 5 - WIND
RIVER - CMMI® AND AGILE/LEAN · 11152 – Comparing Scrum and CMMI How Can They Work Together?, Mr. Neil Potter, The Process Group · 11166 – Practical Report: CMMI Requirements Development and Management in an Agile Environment, Mr. Ahmed Mahdy, Raya Corporation Thursday, November 18, 2010
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