Thursday, 21 April 2005

Track 1 - Presentations
  • Mission Ready Mobile Communications
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  • Verification of Multi-Level Security- and Safety-Critical Systems Using Information Flow Analysis
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  • High Assurance Formal Security Policy Modeling
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  • Implementing Secure Applications Using the MILS High Assurance Architecture
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    Track 2 - Presentations
  • Service-Oriented Enterprise Architecture Challenges
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  • Network Simulation for Executable Architectures
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  • Effective Practices for Object-Oriented System Software Architecting
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  • A Distributed Technical Fire Control Software Architecture
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    Track 3 - Presentations
  • The DoD Best Practices Clearinghouse
  • Capabilities-Based Acquisition and Systems Engineering
  • OSD's Systemic Analysis of Acquisition Program Issues
  • Developing Successful Systems Engineering Plans

    • Track 4 - Presentations
  • Merging U.S. Army and USMC C2 Systems -- Easier Said Than Done!
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  • Systems Engineering and Software Engineering Processes, Products, and People From a Standards Perspective
  • MARCORSYSCOM System of Systems Interoperability Testing
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  • Warfighting Architecture Requirements for JCIDS Process Support
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    Track 5 - Presentations
  • Risk Advisory Boards: A New Risk Management Best Practice
  • Five Metrics Each One of Us Should Be Collecting and Using
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  • Building a Virtual Enterprise: Sharing and Integrating Data Among Multiple Organizations
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  • COTS Product Management Lessons Learned – Global Positioning System Upgrade
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    Track 6 - Presentations
  • Applying CMMI at a USAF Organic Software Facility
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  • Single Appraisal - Multiple Certification
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  • Service Extensions to the CMMI
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  • Establishing Software Measurement on a HUGE Program: The Case of FCS

    • Track 7 - Presentations
  • Automated Restructuring of Component-Based Software
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  • Automated Natural Language Analysis
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  • Identifying Differential Cost Drivers for Integration and Interoperabiltiy
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  • A Battlespace Connectivity Solution Using Adaptive Fractal-Based Ad-Hoc Networks
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