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CFP: IEEE Workshop on Software Technology Transfer
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Author: taylor
Date: Fri, 09 Jan 1987 19:33
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This article is from Charlie Richter <seismo!mcc.com!richter@hplabs.HP.COM>
 and was received on  Fri Jan  9 10:07:48 1987
 
                          CALL FOR PAPERS

              Second IEEE Computer Society Workshop on
                    Software Technology Transfer

                          June 10-12, 1987
                        Santa Fe, New Mexico

This workshop will provide a forum for the discussion and exchange 
of methods and models of technology transfer.  Topics to be addressed 
include:

     * models of the transfer process,

     * means of cooperation between research and development,

     * measurement of the transfer process,

     * the role of education and training, and

     * psychological and social issues.

This workshop will be limited to 30-40 participants.  Attendance will 
be determined on the basis of position papers.  Interested parties 
should submit five (5) copies of a 3- to 5-page position paper no 
later than February 15, 1987 to:

                          Charles Richter
                    Software Technology Program
                                MCC
                          P.O. Box 200195
                        Austin, Texas 78720


Organizing Committee:
J. C. Browne, University of Texas at Austin
Kate Ehrlich, Symbolics
Charles Richter, MCC (General Chair)
Bill Riddle, Software Productivity Consortium
Joseph Urban, University of Southwestern Louisiana

Local Arrangements:
James Babcock, MCC
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