Author: Dirk Riehle

Abstract: Open collaborative workflows are common, for example, in open-source software development or Wikipedia. They reduce costs for individual participants and can improve the overall quality of the result. A potential application domain for open collaboration is data engineering, especially fo...

We are hosting an industry talk on "Towards a Feature Model for Monolith Microservices Identification Approaches" in the research colloquium of the computer science department. The talk is free and open to the public. By: Prof. António Rito Silva, Ph.D., Instituto Superior Técnico, University o...

Most of our research projects follow agile development practices. As a consequence, the requirements for a final thesis may evolve over time. It is not expected that the requirements as understood at the beginning of a thesis will be the same as understood at the end of the thesis. Instead, the dif...

We are happy to present the (fabulous!) winter 2025-26 AMOS project line-off. The projects are: OpenSearch load tester (with DATEV) Backup cluster manager (with SEP) RTDIP event stream forecasting (with Shell) Robot visual perception (with T-Systems) AI request router (with adorsys)...

Abstract: This thesis focuses on company-led open source (OS) consortia. Unlike community-led open source communities, company-led OS consortia are led by companies or organizations. Driver members of these consortia may include information technology firms or end-user companies from industries bey...

We will be hosting a research talk on “Software Ecosystems - The Silver Bullet for Efficient Software Development that Comes at a Price” in the colloquium of the computer science department of FAU. The talk is free and open to the public. by: Prof. Dr. Ben Hermann, TU Dortmund about: Softwar...

Michael Messner of Siemens Energy sent us this email, reviewing a stream of AMOS projects over the years and their results: The AMOS team this semester was fabulous! It reached all goals and improved EMBArk significantly. Communication and collaboration were really good. Reviewing our histor...