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| For the 2001 ACT Assembly election the Australian company Software Improvements developed eVACS® - the Electronic Voting and Counting System following a structured methodology and coding in C. A year later a portion of the system was re-engineered using executable translatable UML (xtUML) at the Australian National University. xtUML development occured more than two-and-a-half times faster and all development artefacts were of high integrity. |
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| Dr Malte Stien is a Software Developer with Software Improvements currently working on a project with the Australian Research Council. Dr Stien's presentation to the SQA Meeting conducted in Canberra on 21 June 2006, provided insight into the architecture of enterprise applications and how xtUML can be utilised in practice to implement them quickly and with limited resources. The presentation concluded with some measurements and a summary of practical experiences made while working with xtUML at the Australian Research Council. |
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| eVACS®, developed by Software Improvements, is the electronic voting and counting system used for the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Legislative Assembly Elections of 2001 and 2004, and for a Casual Vacancy in 2003. This white paper describes the initial development and subsequent enhancements of eVACS® and includes information on its use in the ACT Legislative Assembly elections. |
