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239 papers:

HTHT-2015-ChungL #framework #predict
A Long-Term Study of a Crowdfunding Platform: Predicting Project Success and Fundraising Amount (JC, KL), pp. 211–220.
ITiCSEITiCSE-2015-AndersonNM #programming
Facilitating Programming Success in Data Science Courses through Gamified Scaffolding and Learn2Mine (PEA, TN, RAM), pp. 99–104.
ITiCSEITiCSE-2015-Cukierman #learning #predict #process #student
Predicting Success in University First Year Computing Science Courses: The Role of Student Participation in Reflective Learning Activities and in I-clicker Activities (DC), pp. 248–253.
ICSMEICSME-2015-PalombaVBOPPL #crowdsourcing #evolution #exclamation #matter
User reviews matter! Tracking crowdsourced reviews to support evolution of successful apps (FP, MLV, GB, RO, MDP, DP, ADL), pp. 291–300.
MSRMSR-2015-CalefatoLMN #mining #stack overflow
Mining Successful Answers in Stack Overflow (FC, FL, MCM, NN), pp. 430–433.
SANERSANER-2015-GuerroujAR #stack overflow
The influence of App churn on App success and StackOverflow discussions (LG, SA, PCR), pp. 321–330.
LATALATA-2015-BilottaPPR #problem
Recurrence Relations, Succession Rules, and the Positivity Problem (SB, EP, RP, SR), pp. 499–510.
CHICHI-2015-PalenSAB #evolution
Success & Scale in a Data-Producing Organization: The Socio-Technical Evolution of OpenStreetMap in Response to Humanitarian Events (LP, RS, TJA, MB), pp. 4113–4122.
CSCWCSCW-2015-Warncke-WangAHT #community #quality
The Success and Failure of Quality Improvement Projects in Peer Production Communities (MWW, VRA, BH, LGT), pp. 743–756.
HCIDUXU-DD-2015-Robier #experience
Innovation, Exceptional Experience and Sustainable Success Made Easy: The NI© Needs Innovation Model (JR), pp. 348–355.
HCIHCI-DE-2015-WatsonS #assessment #using
Using Readers’ and Organizations’ Goals to Guide Assessment of Success in Information Websites (RBW, JHS), pp. 283–294.
HCIHCI-UC-2015-ZhaoH15a #assessment #concept #enterprise
Post-Implementation ERP Success Assessment: A Conceptual Model (FZ, EH), pp. 246–255.
HCILCT-2015-HoffmannPLSMJ #learning #student
Enhancing the Learning Success of Engineering Students by Virtual Experiments (MH, LP, LL, KS, TM, SJ), pp. 394–405.
KDDKDD-2015-LiT
The Child is Father of the Man: Foresee the Success at the Early Stage (LL, HT), pp. 655–664.
SEKESEKE-2015-BurnayJF #elicitation #how #requirements
How Stakeholders’ Commitment May Affect the Success of Requirements Elicitation (CB, IJ, SF), pp. 336–341.
ICALPICALP-v1-2014-MancinskaV #bound #probability
Unbounded Entanglement Can Be Needed to Achieve the Optimal Success Probability (LM, TV), pp. 835–846.
CHICHI-2014-MatthewsCWPZBS #community #enterprise #online #question #what
Goals and perceived success of online enterprise communities: what is important to leaders & members? (TM, JC, SW, AP, HZ, HB, BAS), pp. 291–300.
CHICHI-2014-ZhuCMPBK #community #effectiveness #online
Selecting an effective niche: an ecological view of the success of online communities (HZ, JC, TM, AP, HB, REK), pp. 301–310.
CSCWCSCW-2014-DillahuntM #comprehension #energy
Understanding factors of successful engagement around energy consumption between and among households (TD, JM), pp. 1246–1257.
CSCWCSCW-2014-MitraG #people #predict
The language that gets people to give: phrases that predict success on kickstarter (TM, EG), pp. 49–61.
HCILCT-NLE-2014-MirandaIC #framework #information management
From Information Systems to e-Learning 3.0 Systems’s Critical Success Factors: A Framework Proposal (PM, PTI, CJC), pp. 180–191.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2014-KaddesASBAB #behaviour #transaction
Behavioral Study of Nested Transaction Success Ratio (MK, LA, BS, AB, MA, RB), pp. 179–186.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2014-PintoB #architecture #health #implementation
Architectural Key Dimensions for a Successful Electronic Health Record Implementation (EP, ACB), pp. 136–143.
ICEISICEIS-v2-2014-Kupper #approach #research #social
Measuring the Success of Social CRM — First Approach and Future Research (TK), pp. 573–582.
KDIRKDIR-2014-BydzovskaB #predict #student #towards
Towards Student Success Prediction (HB, MB), pp. 162–169.
SEKESEKE-2014-Peters #project management
A Knowledge & Competencies Checklist for Software Project Management Success (LP), pp. 241–243.
SACSAC-2014-PengST #case study #development #mobile #network #social
Success factors in mobile social networking application development: case study of instagram (RP, DS, WTT), pp. 1072–1079.
ICSEICSE-2014-RalphK #re-engineering
The dimensions of software engineering success (PR, PK), pp. 24–35.
DATEDATE-2013-AlieeGRT #analysis #automation #fault #reliability
Automatic success tree-based reliability analysis for the consideration of transient and permanent faults (HA, MG, FR, JT), pp. 1621–1626.
CSEETCSEET-2013-BollinHS #assurance #development #education #process #simulation
Teaching software development processes by simulation: Wuality assurance as a factor of success (AB, EH, LS), pp. 362–364.
PEPMPEPM-2013-SagonasST #fault #precise #type system
Precise explanation of success typing errors (KFS, JS, ST), pp. 33–42.
CHICHI-2013-SettlesD #online
Let’s get together: the formation and success of online creative collaborations (BS, SD), pp. 2009–2018.
HCIDUXU-CXC-2013-HassB #testing #usability
Usability Testing Medical Devices: A Practical Guide to Minimizing Risk and Maximizing Success (CH, DB), pp. 407–416.
HCIHCI-IMT-2013-WahabZ #implementation #multi
The Implementation of Multi-touch Table to Support the Military Decision Making through Critical Success Factors (CSFs) (NW, HBZ), pp. 523–529.
ECIRECIR-2013-FujikawaJN #modelling
Tempo of Search Actions to Modeling Successful Sessions (KF, HJ, SiN), pp. 718–721.
KDIRKDIR-KMIS-2013-StroetmannLOE #difference #information management #performance #quality
When Measuring Performance Makes the Difference — Quality and Success of a Clinical Knowledge Management Project (BS, AL, AO, OE), pp. 419–425.
MLDMMLDM-2013-ParimiC #predict
Pre-release Box-Office Success Prediction for Motion Pictures (RP, DC), pp. 571–585.
ESEC-FSEESEC-FSE-2013-VasquezBBPOP #android #api #fault
API change and fault proneness: a threat to the success of Android apps (MLV, GB, CBC, MDP, RO, DP), pp. 477–487.
SPLCSPLC-2013-Taylor #architecture #ecosystem
The role of architectural styles in successful software ecosystems (RNT), pp. 2–4.
CHICHI-2012-ZytoKAM #deployment #documentation #social
Successful classroom deployment of a social document annotation system (SZ, DRK, MSA, SM), pp. 1883–1892.
CIKMCIKM-2012-BarbosaPG #algorithm #query
Generically extending anonymization algorithms to deal with successive queries (MB, AP, BG), pp. 1362–1371.
CIKMCIKM-2012-GuoLA #fine-grained #interactive #predict #web
Predicting web search success with fine-grained interaction data (QG, DL, EA), pp. 2050–2054.
KMISKMIS-2012-FruhmannZ #enterprise #motivation
Enterprise 2.0 Adoption in SMEs — Application Areas, Motivation, Success Factors and Barriers (SF, MZ), pp. 202–207.
RecSysRecSys-2012-SheehanP #named #personalisation #predict #student
pGPA: a personalized grade prediction tool to aid student success (MS, YP), pp. 309–310.
PPoPPPPoPP-2012-BallardDK #communication #reduction
Communication avoiding successive band reduction (GB, JD, NK), pp. 35–44.
IJCARIJCAR-2012-Matiyasevich #automation #reasoning
Enlarging the Scope of Applicability of Successful Techniques for Automated Reasoning in Mathematics (YM), p. 9.
VLDBVLDB-2012-ArmbrustCKFFP11 #in the cloud #named #query
PIQL: Success-Tolerant Query Processing in the Cloud (MA, KC, TK, AF, MJF, DAP), pp. 181–192.
CSEETCSEET-2011-LongstreetC #education #game studies #re-engineering #student #using
Using games in software engineering education to increase student success and retention (CSL, KMLC), p. 554.
CSEETCSEET-2011-Skevoulis #industrial #re-engineering
Engineering a successful partnership between academia and the financial industry: A software engineering program for IT professionals (SS), pp. 343–350.
ITiCSEITiCSE-2011-FeasterSWH #education
Teaching CS unplugged in the high school (with limited success) (YF, LS, SKW, JOH), pp. 248–252.
ITiCSEITiCSE-2011-KrishnaswamyK
Enhancing learner capability: success of it@school project, Kerala, region of India (GK, VSK), p. 383.
CHICHI-2011-CranshawK #collaboration #lessons learnt #online
The polymath project: lessons from a successful online collaboration in mathematics (JC, AK), pp. 1865–1874.
CHICHI-2011-KimRZPH #usability
Creek watch: pairing usefulness and usability for successful citizen science (SK, CR, TZ, JSP, EMH), pp. 2125–2134.
HCIDUXU-v2-2011-HeimgartnerTW #design #human-computer
Empathy as Key Factor for Successful Intercultural HCI Design (RH, LWT, HW), pp. 557–566.
HCIHCI-DDA-2011-HessMT #interactive #using
Differentiating between Successful and Less Successful Products by Using MAInEEAC — A Model for Interaction Characterization (SH, AM, MT), pp. 238–247.
HCIHIMI-v2-2011-ProctorV #bibliography #design #interactive #interface #perspective #web
Designing Web Sites and Interfaces to Optimize Successful User Interactions: Symposium Overview (RWP, KPLV), pp. 62–65.
HCIOCSC-2011-HoltzblattD #community #enterprise #network #online
Measuring the Success of On-line Communities in an Enterprise Networking Tool (LJH, LED), pp. 188–196.
ICEISICEIS-v4-2011-OndoaDS #case study #evaluation #industrial #process
A Cross Industry Evaluation of Critical Success Factors for Alignment of Strategy and Business Processes — A Case Study of SMEs in the Region of Jönköping in Sweden (MNEO, FAD, US), pp. 338–347.
CIKMCIKM-2011-HuSPW
Effects of search success on search engine re-use (VH, MS, JP, RWW), pp. 1841–1846.
KDDKDD-2011-PatnaikBRPKH #case study #challenge #experience #mining #sequence
Experiences with mining temporal event sequences from electronic medical records: initial successes and some challenges (DP, PB, NR, LP, BJK, DAH), pp. 360–368.
SIGIRSIGIR-2011-AgeevGLA #game studies #interactive #modelling #using #web
Find it if you can: a game for modeling different types of web search success using interaction data (MA, QG, DL, EA), pp. 345–354.
SIGIRSIGIR-2011-GuoYA #detection #interactive #mobile
Detecting success in mobile search from interaction (QG, SY, EA), pp. 1229–1230.
SPLCSPLC-2011-Achatz #case study #challenge #experience #industrial #product line
Product Line Engineering at Siemens — Challenges and Success Factors: A Report on Industrial Experiences in Product Line Engineering (RA), pp. 10–11.
SPLCSPLC-2011-BuschmannS #case study #experience #product line
Successful Product Line Engineering: Experiences from the Real World (FB, CS), p. 349.
DATEDATE-2010-Eul #communication #difference #standard
Wireless communication — successful differentiation on standard technology by innovation (HE), p. 2.
STOCSTOC-2010-Montanari #algorithm #message passing
Message passing algorithms: a success looking for theoreticians (AM), pp. 37–38.
ICALPICALP-v1-2010-MonienDT
Local Search: Simple, Successful, But Sometimes Sluggish (BM, DD, TT), pp. 1–17.
CAiSECAiSE-2010-Rittgen #modelling #process
Success Factors of e-Collaboration in Business Process Modeling (PR), pp. 24–37.
ICEISICEIS-J-2010-KisilevichKLBR #case study
Developing Analytical GIS Applications with GEO-SPADE: Three Success Case Studies (SK, DAK, AL, LB, LR), pp. 495–511.
KDDKDD-2010-SozioG #how #problem
The community-search problem and how to plan a successful cocktail party (MS, AG), pp. 939–948.
RERE-2010-Beatty10a
If You Build It, Will They Use It? Leveraging Business Objectives to Deliver Successful Projects (JB), pp. 413–414.
RERE-2010-KomssiKPTM #challenge #development #documentation
Persuading Software Development Teams to Document Inspections: Success Factors and Challenges in Practice (MK, MK, MP, JT, TM), pp. 283–288.
RERE-2010-Panis #deployment #requirements #traceability
Successful Deployment of Requirements Traceability in a Commercial Engineering Organization...Really (MCP), pp. 303–307.
SACSAC-2010-EspinozaBG #approach #formal method #reuse #traceability
A formal approach to reuse successful traceability practices in SPL projects (AE, GB, JG), pp. 2352–2359.
SACSAC-2010-SulaymanM #process #web
Quantitative assessments of key success factors in software process improvement for small and medium web companies (MS, EM), pp. 2319–2323.
QoSAQoSA-2009-PoortPPCV #architecture
Successful Architectural Knowledge Sharing: Beware of Emotions (ERP, AP, MP, VC, HvV), pp. 130–145.
WICSA-ECSAWICSA-ECSA-2009-AngelovGG #architecture #classification #effectiveness
A classification of software reference architectures: Analyzing their success and effectiveness (SA, PWPJG, DG), pp. 141–150.
DATEDATE-2009-SauvageGDMN #constraints
Successful attack on an FPGA-based WDDL DES cryptoprocessor without place and route constraints (LS, SG, JLD, YM, MN), pp. 640–645.
ITiCSEITiCSE-2009-DeePBP #case study #experience #why #women
Why are we still here?: experiences of successful women in computing (HMD, KEP, RDB, RP), pp. 233–237.
MSRMSR-2009-McAllister
Success factors of Business Intelligence (MM).
HCIHIMI-DIE-2009-FederoffC #agile #enterprise #experience #user interface
Successful User Experience in an Agile Enterprise Environment (MF, CC), pp. 233–242.
HCIOCSC-2009-IsaiasMP #framework #web
Critical Success Factors for Web 2.0 — A Reference Framework (PTI, PM, SP), pp. 354–363.
ICEISICEIS-J-2009-Islam #tool support #user satisfaction
Developing a Model to Measure User Satisfaction and Success of Virtual Meeting Tools in an Organization (AKMNI), pp. 975–987.
ICEISICEIS-J-2009-SubercazeEMJKAI #community #towards
Towards Successful Virtual Communities (JS, CEM, PM, AJ, MK, PA, MI), pp. 677–688.
ICEISICEIS-SAIC-2009-DronavajjalaNS #analysis #enterprise #identification #process #project management #relational
Identification of Critical Success Factors to ERP Project Management — An Application of Grey Relational Analysis and Analytic Hierarchy Process (CSD, SN, RS), pp. 187–192.
ICMLICML-2009-BennettBC #information retrieval #machine learning #summary #tutorial
Tutorial summary: Machine learning in IR: recent successes and new opportunities (PNB, MB, KCT), p. 17.
KDIRKDIR-2009-GrosserRC #classification
Classification by Successive Neighborhood (DG, HR, NC), pp. 288–291.
KEODKEOD-2009-AnderlMSW #development #ontology
Ontology Support for Product Development — Successful Application of Ontologies in Product Development (RA, KM, AS, OW), pp. 177–182.
KMISKMIS-2009-Kharabsheh
Critical Success Factors of Technology Parks in Australia (RAK), pp. 103–111.
MODELSMoDELS-2009-HermansPD #case study #domain-specific language
Domain-Specific Languages in Practice: A User Study on the Success Factors (FH, MP, AvD), pp. 423–437.
MODELSMoDELS-2009-HermansPD #case study #domain-specific language
Domain-Specific Languages in Practice: A User Study on the Success Factors (FH, MP, AvD), pp. 423–437.
SACSAC-2009-EckartzDWH #enterprise #how #question
Cross-organizational ERP management: how to create a successful business case? (SE, MD, RW, JvH), pp. 1599–1604.
ICSEICSE-2009-Mockus #developer #named
Succession: Measuring transfer of code and developer productivity (AM), pp. 67–77.
HTHT-2008-BolchiniGP #development #hypermedia #tool support
Investigating success factors for hypermedia development tools (DB, FG, PP), pp. 187–192.
CSEETCSEET-2008-DeKoenigsberg #how #open source #student #why
How Successful Open Source Projects Work, and How and Why to Introduce Students to the Open Source World (GD), pp. 274–276.
CSEETCSEET-2008-Honig #education #exclamation #generative #process #quality #re-engineering
Teaching Successful “Real-World” Software Engineering to the “Net” Generation: Process and Quality Win! (WLH), pp. 25–32.
CSEETCSEET-2008-JohnsgardM #bibliography #programming #using
Using Alice in Overview Courses to Improve Success Rates in Programming I (KJ, JM), pp. 129–136.
CSEETCSEET-2008-RootRT #concept
Exporting Studio: Critical Issues to Successfully Adopt the Software Studio Concept (DR, MRL, GT), pp. 41–48.
CSMRCSMR-2008-KnodelMHM #architecture #case study #experience #industrial
Architecture Compliance Checking — Experiences from Successful Technology Transfer to Industry (JK, DM, UH, GM), pp. 43–52.
CSCWCSCW-2008-CummingsK #collaboration #distributed #experience #research
Who collaborates successfully?: prior experience reduces collaboration barriers in distributed interdisciplinary research (JNC, SBK), pp. 437–446.
ICEISICEIS-DISI-2008-TrienekensG #case study #enterprise
Measuring Critical Success Factors in ERP Projects — Results from a Case Study in a SME (JJMT, PvG), pp. 203–209.
ICEISICEIS-ISAS2-2008-MendezPMO #named
ITO-Tracker — A Tool for Evaluating ITO Projects based on Critical Success Factors (EMM, MAP, LEM, MO), pp. 170–175.
ICEISICEIS-ISAS2-2008-MendezPMO08a #outsourcing
Critical Success Factors to Evaluate Information Technology Outsourcing Projects (EMM, MAP, LEM, MO), pp. 176–181.
ICMLICML-2008-LuPV #analysis #component #multi
Uncorrelated multilinear principal component analysis through successive variance maximization (HL, KNP, ANV), pp. 616–623.
ICSEICSE-2008-Murphy-HillB #refactoring #tool support
Breaking the barriers to successful refactoring: observations and tools for extract method (ERMH, APB), pp. 421–430.
CASECASE-2007-NishiHI #problem #scheduling
A Successive Lagrangian Relaxation Method for Solving Flowshop Scheduling Problems with Total Weighted Tardiness (TN, YH, MI), pp. 875–880.
CSEETCSEET-2007-RootRT #concept #re-engineering
Key Software Engineering Concepts for Project Success: The Use of “Boot Camp” to Establish Successful Software Projects (DR, MRL, GT), pp. 203–210.
ITiCSEITiCSE-2007-McCartneyEMSZ #student
Successful students’ strategies for getting unstuck (RM, AE, JEM, KS, CZ), pp. 156–160.
ICALPICALP-2007-BlomerN
Sampling Methods for Shortest Vectors, Closest Vectors and Successive Minima (JB, SN), pp. 65–77.
AGTIVEAGTIVE-2007-Kortgen #modelling
Modeling Successively Connected Repetitive Subgraphs (ATK), pp. 426–441.
HCIHCI-AS-2007-UszkoreitXLSALMHW #information management #mobile #multi
A Successful Field Test of a Mobile and Multilingual Information Service System COMPASS2008 (HU, FX, WL, JS, IA, JL, CM, BH, MW), pp. 1047–1056.
HCIOCSC-2007-SchimkeSZ #community #identification #online #social
The Relationship Between Social Presence and Group Identification Within Online Communities and Its Impact on the Success of Online Communities (DS, HS, AZ), pp. 160–168.
ICEISICEIS-EIS-2007-FosterLHS #security
A Change Strategy for Organisational Security: The Role of Critical Success Factors (SF, KL, PH, AS), pp. 375–380.
ICMLICML-2007-GerberTW #reduction #robust #using
Robust non-linear dimensionality reduction using successive 1-dimensional Laplacian Eigenmaps (SG, TT, RTW), pp. 281–288.
KDDKDD-2007-Parthasarathy #data mining #learning #mining
Data mining at the crossroads: successes, failures and learning from them (SP), pp. 1053–1055.
RERE-2007-Cleland-Huang #quality #requirements
Quality Requirements and their Role in Successful Products (JCH), p. 361.
RERE-2007-KamataT #how #quality #question #requirements
How Does Requirements Quality Relate to Project Success or Failure? (MIK, TT), pp. 69–78.
SACSAC-2007-Savoy #topic #why
Why do successful search systems fail for some topics (JS), pp. 872–877.
CGOCGO-2007-Fang #parallel #programming
Parallel Programming Environment: A Key to Translating Tera-Scale Platforms into a Big Success (JF), p. 18.
PPoPPPPoPP-2007-Fang #parallel #programming
Parallel programming environment: a key to translating tera-scale platforms into a big success (JZF), p. 1.
DACDAC-2006-WeiD #composition #development #megamodelling
Systematic development of nonlinear analog circuit macromodels through successive operator composition and nonlinear model decoupling (YW, AD), pp. 1023–1028.
CSEETCSEET-2006-WikstrandB
Success Factors for Team Project Courses (GW, JB), pp. 95–102.
ICSMEICSM-2006-WissinkA #automation #maintenance #testing
Successful Test Automation for Software Maintenance (TW, CA), pp. 265–266.
CHICHI-2006-ArguelloBJKLRW #community #interactive #online
Talk to me: foundations for successful individual-group interactions in online communities (JA, BSB, EJ, REK, KSL, CPR, XW), pp. 959–968.
CHICHI-2006-McCurdyCPKV #prototype
Breaking the fidelity barrier: an examination of our current characterization of prototypes and an example of a mixed-fidelity success (MM, CC, GP, BK, AHV), pp. 1233–1242.
EDOCEDOC-2006-HosslerBS #modelling
Significant Productivity Enhancement through Model Driven Techniques: A Success Story (JH, MB, SS), pp. 367–373.
ICEISICEIS-DISI-2006-Ifinedo #enterprise #metric #resource management
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems Success Measurement: An Extended Model (PI), pp. 71–78.
ICEISICEIS-J-2006-Ifinedo06a #approach #enterprise #equation #modelling #resource management
Measuring Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems Success: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach (PI), pp. 86–97.
SIGIRSIGIR-2006-Radhakrishnan #information retrieval
Information retrieval at Boeing: plans and successes (RR), pp. 380–381.
ECMFAECMDA-FA-2006-MansellBVM #development #framework #modelling #process
A Process Framework for the Successful Adoption of Model Driven Development (JXM, AB, RV, KM), pp. 90–100.
OOPSLAOOPSLA-2006-Steimann #aspect-oriented #programming
The paradoxical success of aspect-oriented programming (FS), pp. 481–497.
PPDPPPDP-2006-LindahlS #type inference
Practical type inference based on success typings (TL, KFS), pp. 167–178.
SACSAC-2006-IfinedoN #enterprise #metric #resource management
Prioritization of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems success measures: viewpoints of two organizational stakeholder groups (PI, NN), pp. 1554–1560.
SACSAC-2006-SemghouniSAB #probability #realtime #transaction
Stochastic study of real-time transactions success ratio (SS, BS, LA, AB), pp. 513–514.
ICSEICSE-2006-AbeMKKH #classification #estimation #using
Estimation of project success using Bayesian classifier (SA, OM, TK, NK, MH), pp. 600–603.
ICSEICSE-2006-ZannierMM #empirical #on the #re-engineering
On the success of empirical studies in the international conference on software engineering (CZ, GM, FM), pp. 341–350.
SPLCSPLC-2006-Krueger06a #generative #named #product line #tutorial
Tutorial: New Methods Behind the New Generation of Software Product Line Success Stories (CWK), p. 216.
WICSAWICSA-2005-PoortAKW #architecture
Successful Architecture for Short Message Service Center (ERP, HA, AK, PHNdW), pp. 299–300.
SIGMODSIGMOD-2005-HalevyABCDPRS #challenge #enterprise #integration
Enterprise information integration: successes, challenges and controversies (AYH, NA, DB, MJC, DD, JP, AR, VS), pp. 778–787.
SIGMODSIGMOD-2005-Shasha #case study #lessons learnt
Computing for biologists: lessons from some successful case studies (DS), pp. 968–969.
AdaEuropeAdaEurope-2005-Rowden #legacy #named
ILTIS — The Legacy of a Successful Product (NR), pp. 1–12.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2005-FaverioSB #enterprise #implementation #process #using
Using Critical Success Factors for Assessing Critical Activities in ERP Implementation within SMEs (PF, DS, GB), pp. 285–292.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2005-Markus
Information technology, organizational change management, and Successful interorganizational systems (MLM), p. 15.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2005-NewellDLEC
Critical Success Factors (SN, GCD, TAL, LFE, JGC), pp. 238–247.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2005-TrienekensKH #case study #enterprise #industrial
Critical Success Factors in ERP Projects: Case Studies in Two Industrial Organizations in The Netherlands (JJMT, WK, RH), pp. 84–91.
RERE-2005-KujalaKLK #quality #requirements
The Role of User Involvement in Requirements Quality and Project Success (SK, MK, LL, TK), pp. 75–84.
DACDAC-2004-BacchiniPBPBCB #design #industrial
System level design: six success stories in search of an industry (FB, PGP, RAB, RP, AB, RC, MBR), pp. 349–350.
DACDAC-2004-RowenL #architecture #flexibility
Flexible architectures for engineering successful SOCs (CR, SL), pp. 692–697.
DATEDATE-v1-2004-DensmoreRS #architecture #development #framework #refinement
Microarchitecture Development via Metropolis Successive Platform Refinement (DD, SR, ALSV), pp. 346–351.
ITiCSEITiCSE-WGR-2004-RountreeRRH #predict
Interacting factors that predict success and failure in a CS1 course (NR, JR, AVR, RH), pp. 101–104.
ITiCSEITiCSE-WGR-2004-Wenderholm #challenge #research
Challenges and the elements of success in undergraduate research (EW), pp. 73–75.
CSCWCSCW-2004-SorokaJ #analysis #collaboration #framework
The diffusion of reachOut: analysis and framework for the successful diffusion of collaboration technologies (VS, MJ), pp. 314–323.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2004-AbdouliSAB #distributed #realtime #transaction
Enhancing the Success Ratio of Distributed Real-Time Nested Transactions (MA, BS, LA, AB), pp. 233–240.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2004-EstevesP #behaviour #enterprise #implementation
Organizational and Technological Critical Success Factors Behavior Along the ERP Implementation Phases (JE, JAP), pp. 45–53.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2004-MagnussonNC #concept #enterprise #framework #implementation #towards
A Conceptual Framework for Forecasting ERP Implementation Success — A First Step Towards the Creation of an Implementation Support Tool (JM, AN, FC), pp. 447–453.
ICPRICPR-v4-2004-LaiY #algorithm #fault #network #predict
Successive-Least-Squares Error Algorithm on Minimum Description Length Neural Networks for Time Series Prediction (YNL, SYY), pp. 609–612.
DATEDATE-2003-ShengH #novel #performance #using
Efficient Preimage Computation Using A Novel Success-Driven ATPG (SS, MSH), pp. 10822–10827.
CSEETCSEET-2003-BoehmPK04
Tailoring a Successful Project-Based Course (BWB, DP, DK), p. 329–?.
CSEETCSEET-2003-EllisMMS #industrial #re-engineering
Industry/University Software Engineering Collaborations for the Successful Reeducation of Non-Software Professionals (HJCE, AMM, NRM, SBS), pp. 44–51.
CSEETCSEET-2003-RoscaTM #industrial
In today’s software industry a software engineer is not only expected to successfully cope (DR, WMT, JM), pp. 129–139.
ICSMEICSM-2003-SneedB #case study #maintenance
Critical Success Factors in Software Maintenance — A Case Study (HMS, PB), pp. 190–198.
FMFME-2003-WassyngL #formal method #implementation #industrial #lessons learnt
Lessons Learned from a Successful Implementation of Formal Methods in an Industrial Project (AW, ML), pp. 133–153.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2003-ZhangLZC #approach #case study #enterprise #implementation #metric
ERP Systems Implementation Determinants and Success Measures in China: A Case Study Approach (LZ, MKOL, ZZ, CMKC), pp. 136–143.
ICEISICEIS-v2-2003-ReBB #behaviour #identification
The Use of Neurofuzzy Computable System to Identify Prominent Behavior Characteristics in Successful Entrepreneurs (AR, RB, LB), pp. 522–528.
ECIRECIR-2003-LinKT #e-commerce #performance
Attaining Fast and Successful Searches in E-commerce Environments (RL, SK, JDT), pp. 120–134.
RERE-2003-TuunanenR #elicitation #requirements
Market Driven Requirements Elicitation via Critical Success Chains (TT, MR), pp. 367–368.
ESEC-FSEESEC-FSE-2003-Dyba #empirical #process #scalability
Factors of software process improvement success in small and large organizations: an empirical study in the scandinavian context (TD), pp. 148–157.
SEKESEKE-2002-WohlinA #order
Analysing primary and lower order project success drivers (CW, AAA), pp. 393–400.
RERE-2002-AlvarezOP #quality #requirements #reuse
Legal Requirements Reuse: A Critical Success Factor for Requirements Quality and Personal Data Protection (JATÁ, AO, MP), pp. 95–103.
ICSEICSE-2002-GortonL #assessment #component #quality
Software component quality assessment in practice: successes and practical impediments (IG, AL), pp. 555–558.
SPLCSPLC-2002-Wijnstra #approach #product line
Critical Factors for a Successful Platform-Based Product Family Approach (JGW), pp. 68–89.
ICTSSTestCom-2002-Sachse #testing
Position Statement: Making TTCN-3 testing a success (WS), pp. 201–208.
ITiCSEITiCSE-2001-ByrneL #programming #student
The effect of student attributes on success in programming (PB, GL), pp. 49–52.
ITiCSEITiCSE-2001-JoyceY #parametricity #research #student
The PASS project: group research into parameters affecting student success (DJ, AY), p. 177.
ICEISICEIS-v1-2001-EstevesP #enterprise #implementation #process
Establishing the Importance of ERP Implementation — Critical Success Factors along ASAP Methodology Processes (JE, JAP), pp. 182–187.
RERE-2001-Kaindl #requirements
Adoption of Requirements Engineering: Conditions for Success (HK), p. 270.
LICSLICS-2001-DasD #approximate
Successive Approximation of Abstract Transition Relations (SD, DLD), pp. 51–58.
HTHT-2000-Boese #case study #hypermedia
Making a successful case for a hypertextual doctoral dissertation (CB), pp. 232–233.
VLDBVLDB-2000-CeriCW #constraints
Practical Applications of Triggers and Constraints: Success and Lingering Issues (10-Year Award) (SC, RC, JW), pp. 254–262.
ICALPICALP-2000-Blomer
Closest Vectors, Successive Minima, and Dual HKZ-Bases of Lattices (JB), pp. 248–259.
ICEISICEIS-2000-KundaB #approach #bibliography #off the shelf
Accessing Success of a Social-Technical Method for Cots Software Selection: A Survey Approach (DK, LB), pp. 294–298.
ICPRICPR-v2-2000-HiraokaHHMMY #algorithm #analysis #learning #linear
Successive Learning of Linear Discriminant Analysis: Sanger-Type Algorithm (KH, KiH, MH, HM, TM, SY), pp. 2664–2667.
ICPRICPR-v3-2000-IiyamaKM #estimation
Estimation of the Location of Joint Points of Human Body from Successive Volume Data (MI, YK, MM), pp. 3699–3702.
ISSTAISSTA-2000-Pincus #analysis #case study #developer #experience #tool support
Analysis is necessary, but far from sufficient: Experiences building and deploying successful tools for developers and testers (abstract only) (JDP), p. 1.
ITiCSEITiCSE-1999-McCrackenW #why
Why? When an otherwise successful intervention fails (MM, RW), pp. 9–12.
FMFM-v1-1999-BehmBFM #named #scalability
Météor: A Successful Application of B in a Large Project (PB, PB, AF, JMM), pp. 369–387.
FMFM-v1-1999-Sifakis #integration
Integration, the Price of Success (JS), pp. 52–55.
HCIHCI-CCAD-1999-FakunGK #hypermedia #maintenance
Determinants of a successful hypermedia application to support team-based maintenance (DF, RG, JMK), pp. 202–206.
HCIHCI-EI-1999-Perinotti #multi #on-demand #web
Benefits of Internationalizing Software and Successful On-Demand Multilingual Web Publishing (TP), pp. 1337–1339.
ICEISICEIS-1999-Gide
Critical Success Factors for Manufacturing Management Through Team Building (EG), p. 786.
SEKESEKE-1999-Giaever #information management
Collecting, Storing and Utilizing Information about Improvement Opportunities: A Discussion of the Non-Technological Barriers to Success (HMG), pp. 205–209.
TOOLSTOOLS-EUROPE-1999-PourGF #component #development #enterprise
Making the Transition to Component-Based Enterprise Software Development: Overcoming the Obstacles 3/4 Patterns for Success (GP, MLG, JMF), p. 419.
TOOLSTOOLS-USA-1999-GrissPF #component #development #enterprise
Making the Transition to Component-Based Enterprise Software Development Overcoming the Obstacles — Patterns for Success (MLG, GP, JMF), pp. 527–531.
ICSEICSE-1999-EzranMT #case study #experience #industrial #reuse #source code #synthesis
Failure and Success Factors in Reuse Programs: A Synthesis of Industrial Experiences (ME, MM, CT), pp. 681–682.
ICSEICSE-1999-Leinbach #agile #internet #using
Successfully Deliver Internet Applications Using Rapid Software Techniques (CL), pp. 624–625.
DACDAC-1998-YoungMSTHN #design #embedded #java #refinement #specification #using
Design and Specification of Embedded Systems in Java Using Successive, Formal Refinement (JSY, JM, MS, AT, PNH, ARN), pp. 70–75.
ICPRICPR-1998-RoningR #detection #image
Registration of nevi in successive skin images for early detection of melanoma (JR, MR), pp. 352–357.
TOOLSTOOLS-USA-1998-Griss98a #architecture #process #reuse
Software Reuse: Architecture, Process and Organization for Business Success (MLG), p. 465.
LOPSTRLOPSTR-1998-BossiC #logic programming #source code
Success in Logic Programs (AB, NC), pp. 219–239.
ICLPJICSLP-1998-EtalleR
Beyond Success and Failure (SE, FvR), pp. 190–205.
HCIHCI-CC-1997-Sandkuhl
Features of Successful Telecooperation Systems: The Technological Viewpoint (KS), pp. 301–304.
HCIHCI-CC-1997-WestlanderBH #development #information management #interactive #process
Modes of Interaction Between Businesses and R&D Project Teams in Cognitive Engineering and Information Systems Development. Success and Failures in the Process of Field Studies (GW, TB, SH), pp. 793–796.
SACSAC-1997-Rine #reuse
Success factors for software reuse that are applicable across domains and businesses (DCR), pp. 182–186.
ICSEICSE-1997-Yourdon #developer #re-engineering
Beyond Software Engineering: Ten Imperatives for the Successful Software Developer at the End of the Decade (Abstract) (EY), p. 538.
CAVCAV-1997-Boralv #industrial #tool support #verification
The Industrial Success of Verification Tools Based on Stålmarck’s Method (AB), pp. 7–10.
CSEETCSEE-1996-Baron #people
The People Side of Software: A Lesson Plan for Establishing a Successful Training Program (JB), pp. 184–198.
CADECADE-1996-Ganzinger #proving #theorem proving
Saturation-Based Theorem Proving: Past Successes and Future Potential (Abstract) (HG), p. 1.
AdaEuropeAdaEurope-1995-Matthewman #ada #empirical #named
ECLIPS — A Successful Experiment Combining CCSDS SFDUs, X/Motif, HOOD and Ada (AM), pp. 311–330.
RERE-1995-EmamM95a #process #requirements
Measuring the success of requirements engineering processes (KEE, NHM), pp. 204–213.
ICSEICSE-1995-Quilici #legacy #reverse engineering #towards
Reverse Engineering of Legacy Systems: A Path Toward Success (AQ), pp. 333–336.
CAVCAV-1995-DillW #approximate #realtime #verification
Verification of Real-Time Systems by Successive Over and Under Approximation (DLD, HWT), pp. 409–422.
ASEKBSE-1994-BoehmB #knowledge-based #re-engineering
Critical Success Factors for Knowledge-Based Software Engineering Applications (BWB, PKB), pp. 166–171.
CSEETCSEE-1994-AmarBGJ #collaboration #education
Implication of Practitioners in a Post-Graduate Curriculum, a Successful Collaboration (BA, YB, JG, JPJ), pp. 251–261.
ICSMEICSM-1994-Slonim #object-oriented #question
OO in the Real World — Success or Latest Fashion ? (JS), pp. 440–441.
CHICHI-1994-BurkhartHJ94a #design
The value of a baseline in determining design success (BJB, DH, SJ), pp. 386–391.
CAiSECAiSE-1994-SwedeV #consistency #development #empirical
Consistent Development: Results of a First Empirical Study on the Relation Between Project Scenario and Success (VvS, HvV), pp. 80–93.
ICSEICSE-1994-Boehm #architecture
Software Architectures: Critical Success Factors and Cost Drivers (BWB), p. 365.
HCIHCI-ACS-1993-WestlanderSCA #evaluation
The Success of an Ambtious Broad QWL Strategy — Our Methods of Evaluation and Interpretation of the Findings (GW, IS, BC, ), pp. 857–862.
TOOLSTOOLS-USA-1993-AliBM #education #industrial #object-oriented
Factors Influencing the Success of Object-Oriented Education in Industrial Environments (YA, AJB, LSM), pp. 597–606.
TOOLSTOOLS-USA-1993-ChandlerH #education #object-oriented
Teaching Object Oriented at University Level: Techniques for Success (JMC, SCH), pp. 619–626.
ICLPILPS-1993-DelzannoM #bottom-up #finite
A Bottom-Up Characterization of Finite Success (GD, MM), p. 676.
CSEETSEI-1992-MayrhauserGGC #assessment #development #education #re-engineering
Corporate Software Engineering Education for Six Sigma: Course Development and Assessment of Success (AvM, LG, BG, SC), pp. 360–379.
AdaTRI-Ada-C-1992-JensenSW #component #experience #library #reuse
Successful Experience with AdaSAGE Reusable Component Library (JSJ, HDS, PHW), pp. 276–280.
OOPSLAOOPSLA-1992-LiuGG #learning #object-oriented #question #what
What Contributes to Successful Object-Oriented Learning? (CL, SG, BG), pp. 77–86.
TOOLSTOOLS-PACIFIC-1992-Goldberg #object-oriented #question #using
Can A Manager Be Successful Using Object-Oriented Technology? (AG), p. 3.
CAVCAV-1992-AlurIKY #approximate #verification
Timing Verification by Successive Approximation (RA, AI, RPK, MY), pp. 137–150.
TOOLSTOOLS-USA-1991-Goldberg #named #object-oriented #question #using
Keynote: Can a Manager Be Successful Using Object-Oriented Technology? (AG), p. 5.
CAiSECAiSE-1990-Capua #automation #named #tool support
FOUNDATION — CASE Tools for the Success of the French Stock Exchange (FDC), p. 3.
ICLPNACLP-1990-LeviMP #symmetry
Failure and Success made Symmetric (GL, MM, CP), pp. 3–22.
DACDAC-1988-BerkcandL #compilation
Analog Compilation Based on Successive Decompositions (EB, MAd, WL), pp. 369–375.
STOCSTOC-1987-GoldbergT #approximate #low cost #problem
Solving Minimum-Cost Flow Problems by Successive Approximation (AVG, RET), pp. 7–18.
FPCAFPCA-1985-Wadler85 #backtracking #exception #functional #how #lazy evaluation #pattern matching
How to Replace Failure by a List of Successes: A method for exception handling, backtracking, and pattern matching in lazy functional languages (PW), pp. 113–128.
ICLPILPC-1984-Sintzoff84 #bound #source code #strict
Bounded-Horizon Success-Complete Restriction of Inference Programs (MS), pp. 139–150.
DACDAC-1983-GriersonCRHKKMMN #array #collaboration #design #development
The UK5000 — successful collaborative development of an integrated design system for a 5000 gate CMOS array with built-in test (JRG, BC, DR, REH, HK, JCK, JAM, JMM, CON), pp. 629–636.
ICALPICALP-1983-SatoT #logic programming #source code
Enumeration of Success Patterns in Logic Programs (TS, HT), pp. 640–652.
DACDAC-1980-BlissH #implementation
Selecting and successfully implementing a turnkey computer graphics system (FB, GMH), pp. 579–584.
DACDAC-1976-HerrickS #automation #design
A successful automated IC design system (WVH, JRS), pp. 74–78.
ICSEICSE-1976-Black
The Role of Software in Successful Computer Applications (WWB), pp. 201–205.
ICSEICSE-1976-DreyfusK #design #development
The Preliminary Design as a Key to Successful Software Development (JMD, PJK), pp. 206–213.

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