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SEI Interactive Highlights PSP and TSP in June 1999 Issue,
Now Available Online at http://interactive.sei.cmu.edu

The June 1999 issue of SEI Interactive (Volume 2, Issue 2) checks in on
a revolution-in-progress: the use of the Personal Software Process*
(PSP) and Team Software Process* (TSP) to transform the way engineers
develop software. For our Background article on the subject, we offer a
condensed version of a three-part series by Watts Humphrey, which
originally appeared in the journal CrossTalk. Our Spotlight focuses on
the use of the PSP and TSP technologies at major organizations,
including Boeing, Motorola, and Hill Air Force Base, which have overcome
the challenges of implementing the technologies to enjoy more realistic
scheduling, fewer defects, and overall efficiency improvements in
software development. And in our Roundtable, several people who have
taught engineers to use PSP and TSP in industry and academia share their
insights on how to convince engineers to change their habits for the
better.

In addition, the March 1999 issue presents new columns on software
architecture, commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) products,
net-centric computing, computer and Internet security, and the latest
from the SEI's Watts Humphrey. New this issue is an additional column,
The Business Edge, which focuses on software engineering from a
business-strategy perspective.  SEI Interactive also provides a new
interactive survey and discussion every week on an important software
engineering topic.

Join us for these features and columns, and add your own thoughts
through our interactive discussion groups. To contact the SEI
Interactive staff, send email to: interactive@sei.cmu.edu

*Personal Software Process, PSP, Team Software Process, and TSP are
service marks of Carnegie Mellon University.