March 15-18, 2010 Universidad Rey Juan Carlos Madrid, Spain
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Workshops CSMR 2010 |
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CSMR 2010 includes two workshops on hot community topics: - Fourth International Workshop on System Quality and Maintainability (SQM) - International Workshop on SOA Migration and Evolution (SOAME) All workshops take place on Monday, March 15. For more information please see below or refer to the workshop's web site and contact the organizers of the respective workshop. Please see the list of accepted workshops below. |
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Fourth International Workshop on System Quality and Maintainability (SQM) |
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Yiannis Kanellopoulos, Rudolf Ferenc Abstract. Software is playing a crucial role in modern societies. Not only do people rely on it for their daily operations or business, but for their lives as well. For this reason, correct and consistent behaviour of software systems is a fundamental part of end user expectations. Additionally, businesses require cost-effective production, maintenance, and operation of their systems. Thus, the demand for good quality software is increasing and is setting it as a differentiator for the success or failure of a software product. In fact, high quality software is becoming not just a competitive advantage but a necessary factor for companies to be successful. The main question that arises now is how quality is measured. What, where and when we assess and assure quality, are still open issues. Many views have been expressed about software quality attributes, including maintainability, evolvability, portability, robustness, reliability, usability, and efficiency. These have been formulated in standards such as ISO/IEC-9126 and CMMI. However, the debate about quality and maintainability between software producers, vendors and users is ongoing, while organizations need the ability to evaluate the software systems that they use or develop from multiple angles. So, is "Software quality in the eye of the beholder"? This workshop session aims at feeding into this debate by establishing what the state of the practice and the way forward is. |
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International Workshop on SOA Migration and Evolution (SOAME) |
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Grace Lewis, Filippo Ricca, Ulrike Steffens, Matthias Postina, Andreas Winter
Abstract. For many enterprises, introduction and maintenance of service orientation is still a daunting task and there is often no distinct idea of how to approach respective projects. Especially the migration of legacy systems functionality into a new service-oriented environment - the SOA enabling - is key to the success of SOA projects. Another challenge arises for enterprises having SOA already introduced. Here, the focus lies on maintaining and evolving existing SOA environments - SOA maintenance. The SOAME workshop will bring together researchers and practitioners in these areas to present and discuss state-of-theart techniques as well as real-world experiences. |