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Industry Practice
Program
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Industry Program
Committee:
- Robert Binder, mVerify
- Ram Chillarege, Chillarege Inc.
- Bill Everett, SPRE Inc
- Steve Kan, IBM (Chair)
- Mod Marathe, Cisco
- Veena Mendiratta, Lucent
- Peter Santhanam, IBM
- Mladen Vouk, NCST
- Linda Wilbanks, NNSA
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Details:
The objective of the Industry Practice program is to:
- expose the Software Reliability Engineering academic community to
areas that are vital to software industry.
- provide a forum for industry participants to share their tools and
practices.
- give an opportunity for the academic community to showcase new ideas
to the industry.
There are two components to the Industry Practice Program:
Individual Presentations
Panels
Key Dates:
Submission of Abstracts: Closed
Acceptance Notification: September 1, 2005
Final submissions due: October 1, 2005 |
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Link
to the main ISSRE 2005 conference home
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Individual Presentations:
We seek submissions of one page abstract by authors in the software reliability
community on industry relevant topics in technology, tools and practices related
to software testing, reliability, safety, security, availability, and dependability.
Typically this will contain
- a problem definition and its importance
- any potential solution tried to address the problem
- analysis of the results of applying the solution to the problem
The abstracts will be reviewed by the Industry Program Committee and the selected
authors will have a chance to present a talk (20 to 30 minutes) at the ISSRE
2005 conference . There is no need to write a paper and the authors only need
to submit a presentation (Microsoft Powerpoint or PDF format) for publication
in the conference proceedings.
Dates: Submission of Abstracts: Closed; Acceptance Notification: September
1, 2005; Final presentations due: October 1, 2005.
Industry Relevant Panels:
We seek submissions of proposals for panels that will be interesting to the
industry and academic participants alike on topics relevant to today's fast
moving software industry. Some examples of the topics are: Reliability implications
of Embedded Software, Packaged Applications, Extreme Programming, Internet security,
Testing and Reliability of Network based Software Services, etc. The proposal
must contain:
- Name and address of the author of the proposal
- Title of the panel and an explanation of the relevant area
- Names of participants (with one moderator) and their qualifications
- Five key questions that will be addressed by the panel
The proposals will be reviewed by the Industry Program Committee and the selected
panels will have 60 to 90 minutes at the ISSRE 2005 conference. There is no
need to write a paper. The panelists need to submit a page (Microsoft Word or
PDF format) for publication in the conference proceedings.
Dates: Submission of Proposals: Closed; Acceptance Notification: September
1, 2005; Panelist Statements: October 1, 2005