Eva Breske
BOSCH Engineering GmbH, Germany
Thomas Schweigert
Expleo Group, Germany
SPI originally was called Software Process Improvement. Then the term was extended to System, Software, Service Improvement and Innovation. Meanwhile systems like cars, planes, medical devices get into the cloud and we could add the term Security for S and the term Infrastructure for I. Whatever change we make the main understanding stays the same, we need to improve the processes, services and products continuously. We still develop a large number of assessment models, but what happens after the assessment? Many improvement projects fail, get delayed. Improvement projects taken often years, an assessment is just a kick off and takes days. For the success it is therefore critical to exchange good and bad practices about what worked in SPI and what not. SPI is a term which is currently being extended to fit the scope of current industry needs.
From 2018 onwards all submitted papers in the enture book with reference the SPI manifesto or suggest extensions to the existing SPI manifesto. These new inputs will be considered in this workshop.
Workshop Program 10.9.2020
Peter H. Carstensen, University of Copenhagen, and Otto Vinter, Roskilde University, Denmark
Jan Pries-Jeje, Roskilde University, Denmark, Jorn Johansen, Whitebox, Denmark
Thomas Wegner, ZF Friedrichshafen AG, Germany, Richard Messnarz, Damjan Ekert, Bernhardt Steger, ISCN GesmbH, Austria, Ralf Mayer, BOSCH Engineering GmbH, Germany, Rainer Dreves, Continental Automotive, Germany, Bernhard Sechser, Process Fellows, Germany
Questions from Audience
Tomas Schweigert, Expleo Technology Germany GmbH, Germany, Serkan Bilecen, Halime Eda Bitlisli Erdivan, Turkish Standards Institution, Turkey
So Norimatsu, Noriko Wada, Japan Software Process Improvement Consortium (JASPIC), Japan
Bartosz Walter, PSNC, Poland, Branko Marovic, University of Belgrade, Serbia, Ivan Garnizov, Friedrich-Alexander-University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany, Marcin Wolski, PSNC, Poland, and Andrijana Todosijevic, AMRES, Serbia
Workshop Program 11.9.2020
Principles and Values stay, the SPI best practice examples will be linked (building a library of linked case studies)
Principles and Values stay, the SPI best practice examples will be linked (building a library of linked case studies)
How do I submit my paper?
Please follow the following steps for submitting a paper:
- Your thematic topic paper should comprise 10-12 pages.
- Your paper has to be conform to the Springer CCIS format which is the same as the Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) format (please see the author guidelines of Springer)
- The paper has to be uploaded to the EuroAsiaSPI² conference website (see below).
- Authors of accepted papers will be asked to write a final paper of 10 to maximum 12 pages and to prepare a 20 minutes PowerPoint presentation.
- The final paper has to be uploaded to the EuroAsiaSPI² conference website again.
- Papers shall reference the SPI Manifesto (find relationships to values and principles or propose new values and principles to be added).
Note: To publish the paper in the proceedings the authors have to sign a copyright form and at least one of the authors has to present the paper at the conference. The paper will be published in printed form and electronically and therefore we need all source files.
Please read first the author submission guide. More...
Also see "Thematic Paper Submission for one of the 10 workshop communities" for more information
Thematic Paper Topics
- Values and Principles of the SPI Manifesto
- Organisational Best Practices
- Experiences with Bad Practices
- Experiences with the Volkswagen SQIL-SW Quality Improvement Leader Programme
- Experiences with the ECQA Process Improvement Manager Qualification
- Roll Out Strategies
- New Values and Principles to be considered
Submission Dates
10.04.2020 First Thematic Paper Submission30.04.2020 Review by International Programme Committee and Notification of Acceptance
05.06.2020 Camera Ready Version of Paper for Book
07.08.2020 (now 14.08.2020) Early Registration Deadline (All presenters must register, otherwise the contribution is deselected)
28.08.2020 Upload of Powerpoint Conference Presentation
SPRINGER Book Series
EuroAsiaSPI² is publishing an annual SPRINGER book and the EuroSPI books show a total of 150000 (one hunded fifty thousand) chapter downloads. The workshop papers will form a chapter for this thematic topic in the SPRINGER book.
Additional Information
Key Contributors
Key contributions to the Workshop will come from European initiatives which developed best practices for SPI. However, the workshop is open to include experts who are willing to share their best practices with the community. We invite experts from knowledge areas like
• Good practices / experiences with the implementation of improvement programs
• Bad practices / experiences (what not to do) with the implementation of improvement programs
• Standards / programs supporting improvement coaching concepts
• Areas where improvement is most difficult to manage and how to solve this
• Key success factors
• Metrics to be used for tracking improvement programs
to share, discuss, and publish their experiences with EuroAsiaSPI.
Still the good/bad practices library needs to grow and we must constantly learn and also update the concept of programs like SPI manager.
Interactive Workshop Approach
From 2018 onwards all submitted papers in the enture book with reference the SPI manifesto or suggest extensions to the existing SPI manifesto. These new inputs will be considered in this workshop.