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Presentations
Domain-specific Engineering for Productivity and Quality (1998)
Adaptable Components - for Flexible Reuse (2000)
Emerging Software Business Models (2000) { IEEE Northern Virginia Chapter meeting, May 2000 }
Domain-specific Engineering (2001)
Process Improvement for Product Lines (2002) { DC SPIN meeting, March 2002 }
Metrics for Managing a Software Product Line (2002) { Society for Software Quality, DC Area Chapter meeting, June 2002 }
Process Improvement for Software Product Lines (2002) { International Conference on Software Process Improvement, November 2002 }
Renewing the Product Line Vision (2008) { Proc. Software Product Line Conf., September 2008 }
Tutorials and Courses
Adaptable Components (1999)
{ ICSR5, Tools USA 98, and ICSE99 }Domain-specific Engineering for Productivity and Quality (1996, 1999)
Reuse-driven Process Improvement (2002)
{ SPLC1 and SPLC2 }
Papers and Reports
Domain-specific Engineering (1997) { Embedded Systems Conference, 1997 }
"A Unified Approach to the CMM and RCM for RSP Adopters" (1997) { developed with the support of Thomson-CSF }
Tailoring Reuse-Driven Processes In A Process Improvement Context (1997) { European Reuse Workshop, November 1997 }
"Domain Assessment for RSP Adopters" (1997) { developed with the support of Thomson-CSF }
Adaptable Components (1999) { Proc. 21st Intl. Conf. Soft. Eng., Association for Computing Machinery, 1999, pp. 685-6 }
A Framework for Product Line Adoption (2002)
Renewing the Product Line Vision (2008) { Proc. Software Product Line Conf 2008., pp. 109-116 }
Essays
The Role of Object-Oriented Techniques in a Product Line Approach (1998) { Object Technology and Product Lines Workshop, OOPSLA '98 }