Re: SW PMs NETWORK PRESENTS TOM GILB INSPECTIONS SEMINAR

Re: SW PMs NETWORK PRESENTS TOM GILB INSPECTIONS SEMINAR

[Michael Rice (703) 578-8222]

SPMN:

I would agree that hearing from someone of the caliber of Tom Gilb is valuable.
 However, it would seem even more valuable to hear from those who have applied
formal inspections to Navy/DoD programs.  Best practices application and
experiences shared among the DoD/government community are highly desirable.
How about current or high visibility programs such as SSDS, CEC and TBMD, what
are their experiences?  Is there anyone in the program/project community who
have done formal inspections in the past, such as ACDS Block 0 & 1, EMSP,
SQQ-89, BSY-2, etc.?  What have their experiences rendered?  Proof of viability
is in the practice.  We spend considerable time listening to the Alchemists,
what about those responsible for assuring such practices are followed or at
least imposed on contractors via contract SOWs.

SW PMs NETWORK PRESENTS TOM GILB INSPECTIONS SEMINAR

[Alfred M Selgas]

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   The Software Program Managers Network (SPMN) has obtained Tom Gilb's
agreement to conduct another DC area seminar and workshop and is sponsoring
this training FREE OF CHARGE to interested DoD software project managers,
their support staff, contractors, and other members of industry and
government on the topic of Formal Software Inspections.

   The training is scheduled from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm each day from February
10-14.  A flier with additional information is provided as an attachment and
registration/additional information may be obtained by contacting Mr. Mike
Borowski or Ms. Donna Daggett at (703) 461-0370, fax (703) 461-8640.

        Hearing a speaker of Tom Gilb's caliber is a very special
     opportunity, and rarely available at FREE sessions. Please
     advertise this event to the fullest extent possible.


     Thank You.

     Reagards,

     Al Selgas  703-602-4493

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