BIOGRAPHIES

 

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DR. BILL CURTIS

Dr. Bill Curtis is CISQ’s Executive Director. Dr. Curtis led development of the Capability Maturity Model (CMM) at the Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University. Dr. Curtis is an active participant in ISO JTC1 SC7 WG6 for Software and System Product Measures. In 2007, he was elected a Fellow of the IEEE for his career contributions to software process improvement and measurement. LinkedIn


Bill Hoffman

BILL HOFFMAN

As Chairman and CEO , Bill is responsible for all of the business of the OMG, including Board activities and oversight of the OMG's neutral and open Technical Process. Bill has been with OMG since 1989 and has worked in the computer industry in the areas of advanced hardware and software for over forty years. A frequent industry speaker, he is knowledgeable on the latest trends in Industrial IoT, Digital Twins, Augmented Reality and sustainability.


Dr. Paul Nielsen

DR. PAUL NIELSEN

Dr. Paul Nielsen is Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) at Carnegie Mellon University. The SEI is a key innovator in areas central to U.S. Department of Defense and civilian government operation in the cyberspace domain, including software architecture, software product lines, interoperability, the integration of software-intensive systems, and the increasing overlap of software and systems engineering. LinkedIn


Rado Nikolov

Rado Nikolov

Rado Nikolov is EVP and CMO at CAST, a leader in software intelligence. LinkedIn

 


Paul Seay

Paul Seay

Paul Seay is a Technical Fellow in the Engineering Center of Excellence at Northrop Grumman. Mr. Seay is an expert in software quality measurement. His goal in joining CISQ is to heighten software quality in every line of code delivered to customers.

 


Chris Ganacoplos

Chris Ganacoplos

Chris Ganacoplos is a thought leader for DevOps, DevSecOps, and Continuous Compliance. He consults on IT Operations and how to improve software quality through Infrastructure as Code to some of the largest financial institutions and federal agencies. He specializes in Desired state configuration management, audit and continuous compliance management, change management across the Center for Internet Security, DISA STIG, NIST, and CMMC frameworks. His company Puppet provides the State of DevOps and State of Open-Source Software reports annually. He helps his clients build automated DevOps practices and develop Open-Source Strategy with valued support. Puppet contributes and partners with the Linux Foundation to help clients understand how to best navigate the future for the Open-Source Linux Project. LinkedIn.


Pepijn van de Kamp

Pepijn van de Kamp

Pepijn van de Kamp is Head of Innovation at Software Improvement Group (SIG), where he is responsible for managing Product Innovation in the areas of Static Code Analysis (SAST), Software Composition Analysis (SCA) and Architecture Analysis. He has over a decade of experience in software quality audits and applying software measurements in global consulting projects, with a focus on analyzing the resilience and architecture evolution, particularly in Retail Banking software landscapes (Mobile to Mainframe). Software Improvement Group (SIG) helps business and technology leaders drive their organizational objectives by fundamentally improving the health and security of their software applications through consultancy and the Sigrid® Software Quality Assurance platform. https://www.linkedin.com/in/pepijnvandekamp.