Session A1 – Estimation Models I -- Project Sizing and Estimating: A Case Study Using PSU, IFPUG and COSMIC -- Proposals for Increasing Benchmarking Data Quantity and Quality of Projects Measured in COSMIC -- Session B1 – Measurement Methodology I -- Quality-Driven Orchestration of Services -- Applying Six Sigma in the Field of Software Engineering -- Session C1 – Effort Estimation -- First Steps towards Validating a Cost-Benefit Model of Reviews and Tests -- Field Study: Influence of Different Specification Formats on the Use Case Point Method -- Session A2 – Measurement Programs -- Software Measurement @ Siemens – A Practical Approach Allows Best Practice Sharing of Various Organizations -- Measurement Support for Effective Supplier Management -- Session B2 – New Approaches -- Measuring Distances for Ontology-Based Systems -- Challenges in Evaluating SOA Test Processes -- Criteria to Compare Cloud Computing with Current Database Technology -- Session C2 – Process Assessment -- Comparison of Process Quality Characteristics Based on Change Request Data -- Assessment of Business Process Modeling Tools under Consideration of Business Process Management Activities -- Session A3 – Size Measurement -- The Impact of Individual Assumptions on Functional Size Measurement -- Measurement of Functional Size in Conceptual Models: A Survey of Measurement Procedures Based on COSMIC -- Session B3 – Education -- Evaluation Aspects for a Sustainable Integration of e-Learning within the Software Engineering (Case Study) -- Session A4 – Estimation Models II -- How to Use COSMIC Functional Size in Effort Estimation Models? -- Uncertainty in ERP Effort Estimation: A Challenge or an Asset? -- The Influence of Culture and Leadership on Cost Estimation -- Session B4 – Measurement in Software Lifecycle -- Portfolio Control – When the Numbers Really Count -- Defining Suitable Criteria for Quality Gates -- An Empirical Study of Product Measurement in a Standardized Requirement Definition Process with 28 Japanese Government Software Projects -- Session A5 – Product Measurement -- Measuring 75 Million Lines of Code -- Improving Quality of Functional Requirements by Measuring Their Functional Size -- Implementing Software Project Control Centers: An Architectural View -- Session B5 – Measurement Methodology II -- Towards a Comprehensive Approach for Assessing Open Source Projects -- Analysing Bug Prediction Capabilities of Static Code Metrics in Open Source Software -- Measuring the Impact of Different Categories of Software Evolution -- Using PSU for Early Prediction of COSMIC Size of Functional and Non-functional Requirements.