Tuesday - April 20, 2004
Track 1 - Presentations
  • Embedded Operating System Security Considerations in a Hostile World
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  • Key Practices for Engineering Security Into Mission-Critical Systems
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  • Vulnerability Management with Industry Standards (CVE & OVAL)
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  • Design Guidance for Systems Using the Multiple Independent Levels of Security/Safety (MILS) Architecture
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  • Implementing Multiple Levels of Security in the MILS Architecture
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    Track 2 - Presentations
  • The Acquirer’s Role in Process Improvement
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  • Software Reviews Since Acquisition Reform – The Life-Cycle Perspective
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  • Acquisition Modeling: The Key to Improving Acquisition Results?
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  • Software Acquisition Failure Profiles: When a Single Metric Just Won't Do
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  • Using the CMMI to Improve Contract Management
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    Track 3 - Presentations
  • Overview of Naval Open Systems - the Plans, the Future, the Promise
  • Combat System Component Reuse Through Functional Architecture
  • Common Link Integration Processing and Its Relationship to Navy Open Architecture and FORCENET
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  • Developing a Computing Infrastructure to Achieve the Goals of Open Architecture
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  • Implementing OA into the E-2C
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    Track 4 - Presentations
  • Team Software Process: A Practitioner’s Checklist
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  • Combining Discipline and Agility: Using Agile Techniques to Enhance the Team Software Process
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  • Effective Risk Management for Small Projects/Tasks
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  • The Effectiveness of Specific Development Practices on Achieving the DoD's Software Improvement Goals
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  • Software Development Challenges in the DoD Acquisition Framework
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    Track 5 - Presentations
  • Team Software Process on Trial
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  • Why Your Developers Need PSP and TSP!
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  • Leveraging Six Sigma to Achieve High Maturity
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  • Process Architecture: A Blueprint for Effective Process Integration
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  • Interpreting the CMMI Level 4 Practices
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    Track 6 - Presentations
  • Real World Application of IEEE Software Engineering Standards
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  • Revision of IEEE P1633/AIAA R-013A Recommended Practice on Software Reliability
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  • Towards a Consistent World View of Systems and Software Engineering Practice
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  • IEEE Std 1220 - Revised: International Advantage and Process Improvement Too!
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  • A Best Practice Approach for Software Maintenance - Sustaining Critical Capability
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    Track 7 - Presentations
  • PANEL: Section 804 DoD Component Implementations
  • SIS Early Warning Indicators and Milestone Decision Criteria
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  • DoD Best Practices Clearinghouse: Promoting Adoption and Effective Implementation
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  • FCS Experience With Software Acquisition
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  • PANEL: Acquiring COTS ERPs in DoD
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    Track 8 - Presentations
  • The Geographic Information System (GIS) in Action – What Will We See on the Ground
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  • Terrain Visualization System
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  • A CEC Approach for Homeland Security Information Operations
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  • Augmenting Homeland Intelligence Across Organizations, Systems, and Geographic Boundaries
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  • Reinspections of Software
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    Track 9 - Presentations
  • Unparalleled Productivity with HTML DB
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  • The GNAT Program System
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    Track 10 - Presentations
  • DISA: Transforming To Enable Net Centric Warfare
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  • NetCentric Warfare: Technology Driven Agility
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  • GCCS Transition to JC2 End-To-End Computing for the Warfighter
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  • Net Centric Enterprise Services (NCES)
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  • PANEL: Transformation Benefits the Warfighter – Applying the Solutions of Tomorrow to Today’s DoD Challenges
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    Exhibitor Track 1 - Presentations
  • TBD2
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  • VoWLAN (Wireless VoIP for PDAs)
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  • Leveraging Process for Faster, Better Applications
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  • Protecting Data at Rest for the Department of Defense
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    Exhibitor Track 2 - Presentations
  • Acquisition Best Practices - Lessons From the Real World
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  • TBD6
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  • U.S. Army CECOM SEC Ft Sill Achieves CMMI Level 5
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  • DON CIO - The Way Ahead
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  • Novell's Approach to Linux Migration
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  • Embedded Information System Technology for the Infosphere
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    Exhibitor Track 3 - Presentations
  • SEER-CriticalMass, A Tool for Automatically Extracting Software Size from DOORS and Rational Rose
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  • The Real Thing
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  • GemFire - Scalable Data Service Architectures for Net-Centric Applications
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  • Bridging the Gap Between Systems and Software with UML 2.0 and Beyond!
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  • Automated Restructuring of Component-based Software Using DMS
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    Poster Session - Presentations
  • Maintaining a SCAMPI A Rating Using SCAMPI B&C
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  • Security Engineering Scholarship Programs – A DoD Resource
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  • March Towards Cognitive Embedded Systems
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  • Discovering and Modeling Data in Legacy Systems
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  • Measuring Attitude Toward, Knowledge of, and Ability to Apply Software Development Process (Best Practice)
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  • A Simple and Effective Return on Investment (ROI) Approach for the Formal Inspection Process
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  • Systemic Management of Organizational and Project Risks
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  • Integrated Architectures and Acquisition Strategies for COTS-Intensive Systems
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  • Fishing the Value Stream - Going Back to Basics
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  • Executable Systems Design with UML 2.0
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  • Ten Key Techniques for Effective Consulting in a Challenging Environment
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  • Requirements for an Ontological Infrastructure
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  • Legacy System to CRM Migration Strategy
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  • Workforce Readiness: A Case Study from the SAF/IA on Certification and Career Development
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