Free Webinar
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Topic: SPEM Overview
Date: October 13, 2004
Time: 11:00am EST(8:00am Pacific)
Duration: 1 Hour

To register go to
http://www.osellus.com/erms/eventDetail.php?action=ondemand&eid=35

The Software Process Engineering Metamodel (SPEM) specification from the
Object Management Group (OMG) has emerged as the dominant industry standard
for describing software development processes.

In this webinar we will review some of the challenges in software
development process engineering that SPEM was developed to address, before
offering a comprehensive review of the main concepts in SPEM such as:
process definition elements, element associations, and work breakdown
structures. A number of examples will be used to illustrate SPEM concepts
and demonstrate its relevance to modeling typical software development
processes.

This webinar is intended to provide a conceptual overview of SPEM and does
not cover the practical approach for developing software development
processes. A subsequent webinar titled "Developing a Structured
Standards-Based Process Repository" offers a step-by-step approach to
developing and tailoring SPEM based processes.

Background Knowledge Required
Basic Knowledge of SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) concepts and
related methodologies.

Suggested Audience
SEPG groups, Process Engineers, QA Managers, Development Managers

About Osellus:
Osellus is a leading provider of process improvement and automation
solutions for the software development industry. Osellus helps software
development organizations select, enhance, model and automate the underlying
processes that support their application development efforts. By adopting a
process-centric development model, Osellus customers are better positioned
to meet their time-to-market, quality and cost objectives. For more
information visit http://www.osellus.com/








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