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Infosys,
Satyam win awards at SEPGSM 'Conference on Tour'
Cyber
News Service, March 7, 2002
The
SEPGSM Conference on tour in Asia Pacific 2002, felicitates Infosys
and Satyam for the Best Practice and the Best Paper awards,
respectively, for the year 2002.
NEW DELHI: QAI, an Indian IT
consultant, along with SEISM, have organized a conference on Process
Improvement, for the fourth year in succession. The SEPGSM Conference
on tour in Asia Pacific 2002, felicitates Infosys and Satyam for the
Best Practice and the Best Paper awards, respectively, for the year
2002. The Best of the Best awards were presented to the
authors/representative of the practitioners at the SEPGSM Conference,
the annual conference that brings together thought leaders to
exchange wisdom on software engineering excellence.
Best practice: Measuring and
Improving Process Capabilities by Jyoti M Bhat and Anoop Kumar,
Infosys.
Best paper: Use of Statistical
Process Control (SPC) in the Software Process: An Experiential
Learning at Satyam - by Rajesh Gupta, Satyam. This paper is the case
study of the use of SPC at Satyam.
SEISM has taken cognizance that India
is a staging center for process for the entire Asian Pacific region,
including Japan. To move closer to SEISM's goal, namely, taking
Software Process Improvements (SPI) to new levels, a great deal of
sharing and cross-fertilization is required, wherein the mature
India companies have a significant role to play.
One
of the initiatives aimed at accomplishing the objective,
Best-of-the-Best awards takes into account the very best practices
including software process excellence and innovation. A jury, which
includes luminaries from the Indian software industry and academia,
short-lists the papers capturing these practices. Finally the SEISM
selects two winners in the category of "Best Paper" and
"Best Practices."
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