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WoDSMeS slide 1 Practical Experiences with Distributed Mixed Projects Albert Alderson

WoDSMeS slide 2 Introduction Distributed mixed projects offer a variety of opportunities and challenges Share experiences – My perceptions Offer some thoughts

WoDSMeS slide 3 Background 17+ years with Software Sciences –Alvey, Esprit & RACE 6 years IPSYS Software –Esprit & RACE 6 years Staffordshire University –EPSRC projects

WoDSMeS slide 4 ATMOSPHERE ESPRIT II – 5 years – 650 years effort Harmonise the European IT industry IPSE kit of parts –IPSEs for different industries

WoDSMeS slide 5 ATMOSPHERE 5 lead companies –Siemens, Bull, Nixdorf, Philips, GEC- Marconi 2 Eureka projects Countless sub-contractors

WoDSMeS slide 6 ATMOSPHERE Organisation was chaotic In-fighting between the principles GEC removed Whole project died later

WoDSMeS slide 7 ATMOSPHERE Goals unrealistic –commercially and technically Will to harmonise doubtful IPR a root problem A disaster

WoDSMeS slide 8 ARISE RACE 3 years ~10 partners –UK, Eire, Greece, Spain, Sweden,... Specialist Management Partner

WoDSMeS slide 9 ARISE Telecomms IPSE Clear technical objectives Basic technology in place Partner autonomy Goodwill between partners 2-3 day workshops 6 monthly

WoDSMeS slide 10 ARISE Papers aplenty Improved individual tools –Commercially beneficial No Telecomms ISPE Long lasting relationships A success?

WoDSMeS slide 11 BOOST RACE 3 years ~12 partners –UK, Eire, Greece, Spain, France, Sweden,.. + major Telecomms org Specialist Management Partner

WoDSMeS slide 12 BOOST Telecomms IPSE Goals subverted by Telecomms org Technology enforced by RACE Four-monthly RACE workshops

WoDSMeS slide 13 BOOST Nothing worthwhile delivered End of partnerships Plagued by EU bureaucracy Some internal projects funded A failure

WoDSMeS slide 14 MACS ESPRIT 3 years 6 partners –UK, Italy, Spain, Germany, Greece Lead fell to small UK company

WoDSMeS slide 15 MACS Maintenance of AI systems Mix of AI and software eng. Interesting idea no real goals Lead knew nothing of AI AI specialists no interest in software Academics good at criticising

WoDSMeS slide 16 MACS A clash of technical cultures A clash of national cultures No tangible outcomes A disaster

WoDSMeS slide 17 COMPLEMENT ESPRIT 3 years ~12 partners –UK, France, Germany, Spain Lead with a smaller partner

WoDSMeS slide 18 COMPLEMENT RTS methods review and dev Harmonisation again Objectives clear Base technology ransom bid Split into 3 national groups

WoDSMeS slide 19 COMPLEMENT A clash of national cultures A clash of commercial interests Worthy but unrealistic Excellent analyses never published A failure

WoDSMeS slide 20 ECLIPSE UK ALVEY 3 years 6 partners –Software Sciences, CAP, LBMS Lancaster, Aberystwyth, Strathclyde Lead with largest partner

WoDSMeS slide 21 ECLIPSE To build an IPSE –Partners realistic – previous prototypes Manifesto – partner needs Technical base - lead partner Partner automony 2-3 day workshops 3 monthly Planned demonstrators

WoDSMeS slide 22 ECLIPSE Eurofighter HOOD toolset base for metaCASE new version of SSADM useful tools and theory Prof-ships, PhDs, career boosts Papers, book long term friendships

WoDSMeS slide 23 Thoughts Acknowledge partner goals Deal with IPR Place management sensibly Realistic goals Partner autonomy in context

WoDSMeS slide 24 Thoughts Safe base technology –Build 4 systems –Product, Development –Test, Management Demonstrators Working meetings not reporting Take care of the social side

WoDSMeS slide 25 I wish you all an Eclipse project