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COTS-Based Software Systems

Third International Conference, ICCBSS 2004, Redondo Beach, CA, USA, February 1-4, 2004, Proceedings

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  • © 2004

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Editors:
  1. Rick Kazman

    1. Department of Information Technology Management, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, USA

  2. Daniel Port

    1. Information Technology Management, University Hawaii, Honolulu, USA

Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 2959)

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In the short space of about a decade, Commercial-Off-the-Shelf (COTS) software has evolved through being a relatively minor aspect of software development; a t- management-endorsedsilverbulletsolutionforsoftwaredevelopment;adisruptivete- nology requiring people and organizations to extensively rethink their approaches to software development; to an increasingly well-understood software phenomenon for which effective solutions are being developed. Part of this understanding has been to recognize that different COTS application sectors can be at different stages of this evolution. Some sectors are just beginning to become COTS-intensive. Some have evolved COTS solutions that are very well matched to their problem domain. Others, including most large-scale applications, still involve their developers in rethinking how to adapt their traditional software architectures, processes, management practices, and personnel skills to accommodate economically attractive but complex combinations of powerful but incompletely compatible and independently evolving COTS products. The series of International Conferences on COTS-Based Software Systems (ICCBSS) has been established as a continuing forum for bringing together CBSS developers, s- pliers, and researchers to summarize and discuss progress toward understanding and resolving CBSS problems. This year’s conference theme, “Matching Solutions to P- blems,"re?ectsthisobjective.Wehavebeenfortunatetohavethreeoutstandingkeynote speakers, David Carr, Tricia Oberndorf, and Douglas Schmidt, who have contributed signi?cantly both in analyzing CBSS problems and developing better CBSS solutions. The contributed papers and summaries of workshops, panels, and tutorials in theseProceedingsgiveagoodunderstandingofthenatureanddirectionsofevolutionofCBSS problems and solutions.As has been my experience with previous ICCBSS Proceedings volumes, I believe that you will ?nd lasting value in the content of the Proceedings.

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Table of contents (38 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  3. Workshops

    1. COTS Terminology and Categories: Can We Reach a Consensus?

      • Betsy Clark, Marco Torchiano
      Pages 4-5

    2. First International Workshop on Incorporating COTS into Software Systems

      • Alexander Egyed, Dewayne Perry
      Pages 6-7

  4. Panels

    1. Panels Introduction

      • Rick Kazman, Dan Port
      Pages 8-8

  6. Poster Sessions

    1. Poster Title: Systemic Quality of the Component-Based Development Process

      • Maryoly Ortega, María Angélica Pérez, José María Troya
      Pages 14-14

    2. Poster Title: COTS Services

      • Pearl Brereton
      Pages 15-15

    3. Poster Title: AIAA (Draft) Guidebook ”Managing the Use of Commercial Off-the-Shelf (COTS) Software Components for Mission Critical Systems”

      • Ronald J. Kohl, Nancy M. Sodano, Terry Morris, Joe Marshall, Shawn Rahmani, Richard J. Kwan
      Pages 16-16

    4. Poster Title: CMMI Compliance in COTS-Based Development

      • Rick Hefner
      Pages 17-17

  7. Papers

    1. Security in Large System Acquisition

      • Marshall Abrams, Joe Veoni, R. Kris Britton
      Pages 18-30

    2. On the Measurement of COTS Functional Suitability

      • Alejandra Cechich, Mario Piattini
      Pages 31-40

    3. A Case Study in COTS Product Integration Using XML

      • Grace A. Lewis, Lutz Wrage
      Pages 41-52

    4. COTS Product Selection for Safety-Critical Systems

      • Fan Ye, Tim Kelly
      Pages 53-62

    5. Driving Component Selection through Actor-Oriented Models and Use Cases

      • Vijay Sai, Xavier Franch, Neil Maiden
      Pages 63-73

    6. Managed Technology Adoption Risk: A Way to Realize Better Return from COTS Investments

      • Suzanne Garcia, John Robert, Len Estrin
      Pages 74-83
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  • Department of Information Technology Management, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, USA

    Rick Kazman

  • Information Technology Management, University Hawaii, Honolulu, USA

    Daniel Port

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