Team Software Process Symposium 2009

TSP Symposium 2009
Theme: Establishing a Competitive Advantage
September 21-24, 2009
September 24, 2009 (Invitation Only Workshop)
New Orleans, Louisiana

The Software Engineering Institute and Carnegie Mellon University are pleased to announce the fourth Team Software Process (TSP) Symposium to be held in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The TSP Symposium is the event where all of the yearly TSP activities will occur. The purpose of the conference is to bring together the seasoned users of the TSP, those involved in its development and transition, and those who are new to the technology and eager to learn more. The attendees will have the opportunity to exchange ideas, concepts, and lessons learned concerning the experiences, best practices, and suggested introduction strategy for the TSP methods and practices.

Complete Your Certification at the TSP Symposium 2009!

In addition to presentations and peer-to-peer sessions during the 2009 TSP Symposium, the SEI is also offering on-site qualification examinations for those professionals who seek to expand their credentials portfolio. The SEI will host qualification examinations for professionals seeking SEI Certifications at the TSP Symposium 2009. Qualification exams are an important step in the process for gaining your TSP Coach and PSP Developer Certification.

Schedule your exam during the TSP Symposium 2009 in New Orleans, and take advantage of this opportunity to stretch your conference dollars.

Fulfilling Continuing Education Requirements at the TSP Symposium

Certified PSP Developers who attend the Symposium can earn Professional Development Units (PDUs) toward the maintenance of their credential. Participation in symposium sessions allows PSP Developers credential holders the opportunity to stay sharp with current practices, learn new applications of PSP, and network with other professionals while earning Professional Development Units (PDUs).

Symposium Objectives

This symposium will provide a forum for the free exchange of ideas and implementation methodology for TSP, and will afford a unique opportunity to meet with the sponsors, developers, and users of TSP, as well as those offering TSP training, coaching, and implementation assistance.

Who Should Attend

The primary audience for this symposium is those individuals who are using the TSP. It is also suitable for practitioners of the Personal Software Process (PSP). Managers and engineers who are interested in learning more about PSP and TSP should attend. The conference will also be of interest to PSP/TSP instructors and TSP launch coaches and the managers and engineers who work with them.