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Syed Nadeem Ahsan	Software Bug Prediction Using Program Files Logical-Coupling Metrics In the recent years several research studies reveal that the presence of logical couplings make the structure of the software system unstable, and any new changes in the coupled source files become more error prone. Hence, logically-coupled source files are strong candidate for restructuring. Software metrics and visualization techniques are used to identify source files, which are logically coupled with other source files.
Aleksei Alekseev	Reduction of human factor in Enterprise Software Development In this paper we will describe the principles of tools development for Enterprise Software Development, which reduce developer’s errors. These principles will be illustrated by the example of Company Instrumentation for Microsoft .NET.
Sergei Andrzeevski	The main challenges of implementing fixed-price agile projects for corporate customers This report deals with the difficulties development teams encounter in delivering fixed-price agile projects for traditional corporate clients. The report also lays out the rationale for the agile approach to fixed-price contracts, and cites examples of successful implementations.
Mikhail Belov	Optimizing the Process of Implementing a New Corporative System to the End User The process of migrating from one corporative product to another has some difficulties. Especially, these issues are noticeable if the outdated system worked for a long period of time; it stores a great amount of data, which need to be transferred to the new system.
Lars Bendix	Issues and Challenges with Industrial-Strength Product Composition One way to deal with product lines and products that have to exist in many variants is to use a componentbased approach. This allows a lot of flexibility in creating new products and can reduce time and costs.However, the flexibility in composing products from a base of components is not without problems.
Radovan Brečka	Configuration - oriented programming Development cycle of information systems, especially maintenance and modifications, is still time- consuming and expensive. This paper presents a new programming paradigm, the Configuration-oriented programming (COP), which introduces a new dimension – configuration – into the Object-oriented programming paradigm (OOP).
Aleksandar Dimov	Mutation testing framework for software reliability model analysis and reliability estimation After several years of research, even today estimation of software reliability is extremely challenging. The undeterministic nature of the factors that contribute to the reliability estimation has led to the development of numerous statistical models for this purpose.
Oleg Garipov	Conceptual models of heterogeneous data representation In our work we analyze few most popular approaches which can used to represent heterogeneous data. Our special attention was given to ER model, ORM model, RM/T model, functional approach, semantic networks and ontology.
Grigory Gusev	Practical Review of Software Requirements Quality of the requirements is more important than quality of any other work document of the software lifecycle. On the other hand, typical requirements quality assurance methods, such as peer review are always costly and often detect only formal and cosmetic defects.
Bogumila Hnatkowska	Logical Data Model Transformations Driven by Non-functional Requirements MDA can be easy adopted to data models. Conceptual, logical, and physical database models can be regarded as PIM, PSM and code level within MDA architecture. MDA transformations concentrate on functional demands and aim in data preservation.
Vladimir Itsykson	Source code modification technology based on parameterized code patterns Source code modification is one of the most frequent operations which developers perform in software life cycle. Such operation can be performed in order to add new functionality, fix bugs or bad code style, optimize performance, increase readability, etc.
Vladimir Itsykson	Clone Detection: Why, What and How? Excessive code duplication is a bane of modern software development. Several experimental studies show that on average 15 percent of a software system can contain source code clones – repeatedly reused fragments of similar code. While code duplication may increase the speed of initial software development, it undoubtedly leads to problems during software maintenance and support. That is why many developers agree that software clones should be detected and dealt with at every stage of software development life cycle.
Alexander Kalouguine	Effective communications for small outsourcing software-engineering projects The paper deals with pitfalls that waylay young managers working on outsourcing projects for foreign customers.
Vladimir Kovalevsky	Adaptation of SCRUM methodology to company business processes Why companies with existing well-established processes in the development need SCRUM. How agile methodologies improve efficiency of companies. We consider the main issues that the author encountered in the implementation of SCRUM methodology in practice.
Julia Kryuchkova	Implementing usability methods into CMMI-compliant software development process In this talk we will discuss problems of implementing usability methods into CMMI-compliant software development process
Mikhail Kumskov	Processes and People The report focuses on relative characteristics of the process management and activity management used in software development methodologies. As an example, the methodology IBM Rational Unified Process (RUP) and the Agile methodology are discussed.
Irina Kuzmina	Practical Realization of Software Integration Process during the Development of Complex Hardware-Software Systems (English) Progress in the field of information technology and radio engineering along with customer requirements lead to development of more and more complex multicompanent radio-systems
Vsevolod Leonov	Problems and directions of development in RAD tooling Methods of visual programming or rapid application design provided a low entry level into realm of applied software engineering. The very simple methodology predefined the ergonomic perfectness for visual programming IDE, that defines strong demand for existing tools, but sets some limitation on the direction of growth.
Alexander Lipanov	Interactive 3D scene modeling and visualization system In this scientific report the visual system for 3D scene creation for the purpose of design and visualization of various objects’ behavior scenarios on the stage, their interaction with each other and also with the participation of user is described.
Alexander Lipanov	Expert system for software source code quality analysis In this scientific report the expert system of source code quality analysis using metrics calculation is being described. Modern software products provide functionalities for counting source code metrics, but their values are non-normalized and don’t have the limits of measurement.
Andrey Lubenets	Contemporary SDKs As a Means for Integrating R&D-Intensive Technologies into Third-Party Applications ABBYY’s flagship products include FineReader, an optical character recognition system, and Lingvo, a set of electronic dictionaries
Mikhail Moiseev	Defect detection for multithreaded programs with semaphore-based synchronization The solution to the problem of automatic defects detection in multithreaded programs is covered in this paper. General approaches for defect detection are considered. Static analysis is chosen because of its full automation and soundness properties. Overview of papers about static analysis usage for defect detection in parallel programs is presented.
Naeem Muhammad	A Parallelism Viewpoint to Analyze Performance Bottlenecks of Parallelism-Intensive Software Systems The use of parallelism enhances the performance of a software system. However, its excessive use candegrade the system performance. In this paper we propose a parallelism viewpoint to optimize the use ofparallelism by eliminating unnecessarily used parallelism in legacy systems.
Mina Bostrom Nakicenovic	A Pragmatic Approach for Message Modeling - A Case study in an agile organization This case-study describes how to introduce a pragmatic Model Driven Development (MDD) approach in a large, world-wide financial services software company with a conservative culture and high time-to-market constraints.
Uolevi Nikula	Comparison of Two Models of Success Prediction in Software Development Projects The objective of this paper is to compare two existing models of success prediction (The Standish Group and McConnell models) and to determine their strengths and weaknesses. The research was done as an empirical study.
Anna Obukhova	Fixed Price Agile Projects. How it works This paper focuses on the management of the Agile projects running under Fixed Price Contracts.
Luis Olsina	Integrating Quality, Quality in Use, Actual Usability and User Experience Selecting and using a quality model is usually a first step in evaluating software quality.
Aleksandar Orlic	Implementation by Capture with Executable UML Despite all the progress and raise of abstraction involved in the software development, the main building block of each software system is still the traditional, mostly manually written, “line of code”. This paper is about the solution to low-level model behavior “coding”, applied by my team in the context of development of the executable UML tool “Enterprise Analyst”.
Dmitry Ovechkin	Three-Level Planning in Agile, Tracking and Reaction In my speech I am going to tell about real experience in a multi-level planning in Agile what was adopted and tested in a real development center. Also I will touch a reaction mechanism on a customer when he changes plans and scope and what you need to be ready to that.
Ivan Padabed	Architecture lifecycle management in the SharePoint world This article is the summary of author’s research and development experience in architecting Microsoft SharePoint solutions. SharePoint is a key word here because of some interesting aspects of solution development based on this platform. We have got some great researches out of any technological restrictions but in this particular article we came from the other side. We will not apply these architecture guidances to our project but we will see how project development requires architecture evolutionary changes.
Oleg Ridchenko	”Mind the Gap” – How to Manage Growth of Customer’s Expectations Maintaining good relationships with a customer over a long period of time has never been an easy task especially in the case of remote collaboration.
Vladimir Rubanov	Header-Driven Generation of Sanity API Tests for Shared Libraries This paper discusses an approach for low cost automatic generation of basic tests for shared libraries based on the information in library header files and additional information about semantics of some library data types.
Andrey Sadovykh	Enterprise Architecture Modeling with SoaML using BMM and BPMN – MDA Approach in Practice In this paper we focus on our experience with SoaML obtained with Statoil case study, briefly describe the developed Model Driven Architecture (MDA) based methodology for modeling enterprise architectures with BMM, BPMN and SoaML, which we illustrate with a “Discount Voyages” example. Finally, we present Statoil case study and outline the future research directions.
Anton Salov	Russian SaaS Monetization: Present Trends and Future Outlook Statistics on use of services in Russia: demand, supply market of SaaS, the client requests services on the areas of IT (on its own research project Softcloud, company Softline)
Evgeny Smirnov	IBM helps to develop your business In this talk authors will consider advantages for SW companies to use IBM technologies & products in development process
Ekaterina Stepalina	SaaS Support in Software Documentation Systems In recent days more and more software developments tools become distributed by the SaaS (Software-As-A-Service) model alongside with ready-to-install products. Software documentation systems can also be purchased by a subscription now.
Maxim Talanov	Concept mining for programming automation Software engineering is at the very start of it’s automation. There are a lot of helpers, code-generators, IDE-s and so on that does not really help to automate the complete software development life-circle from Functional requirements specification till the actual code.
Andrey Urazov	Quality-Oriented Programming The talk is dedicated to constructing software development process in a way so as to ensure implementation of software products with minimum amount of defects and reducing the time required to release a product which is in contradiction with the common belief that increasing software quality implies delaying delivery dates
Dmitry Vavilov	Perspectives of Stereo 3D TV Applications Development Analysis of major world trends in implementation of 3D video and graphics support in digital video processing and display systems allowed the authors preparing hints on Stereo 3D application development how to surmount the lack of Stereo 3D content
Vadim Veyber	Model driven approach for Oil & Gas information systems and applications integration The need for interoperability is prominent in the industrial enterprise environment. Different information systems and applications that cover the overall range of the industrial infrastructure from the field to the enterprise level need to interoperate
Sergey Zhukov	A Language-based Approach to Implementing Multi-Vendor Support in an AdvancedTCA Shelf Manager The Pigeon Point® AdvancedTCA® Shelf Manager software supports multiple types of shelves produced by multiple vendors. While the number of supported platform configurations grew over time, hard coding platform-specific features in the software became impractical. A language-based approach has been designed and a new language for describing hardware platforms has been developed.
Rok Zontar	Internationalization aspects in developing web applications for Central and East Europe This paper presents technological guidelines for the development of multilingual web applications. It sums up some existing solutions and introduces a few ideas on how to handle multi-language data. Based on authors’ experience and a literature review, guidelines are introduced.
Eugene Zouev	Semantic APIs for Programming Languages The evolution of approaches to the design of advanced language oriented tools for non-compilation manipulations on programs is discussed
Sergey Zykov	The integrated methodology of pattern-based enterprise application development and maintenance The problem of building and maintaining distributed large-scale software applications is really a serious challenge. Therewith, an integral methodological approach is required to conquer the complexity and challenges. The paper presents the approach outline, and discusses a number of successful implementations based on the pattern management methodology.