Dirk Riehle

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12DEC 2016
1 Group
The 2016 Letter to Stakeholders (Year-end) @UniFAU
Welcome to the 2016 (year-end) letter to stakeholders of the Professorship of Open Source Software at the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nürnberg! (Download as PDF.) Highlights Research Teaching Industry Finances Alumni Thank you! Highlights In 2016, we started multiple new research projects and intensified the work on existing ones: Inner source with Siemens Digital Factory, Healthineers (former Siemens […]Welcome to the 2016 (year-end) letter to stakeholders of the Professorship of Open Source Software at the Friedrich-Alexander-University Erlangen-Nürnberg! (Download as PDF.) Highlights Research Teaching Industry Finances Alumni Thank you! Highlights In 2016, we started multiple new research projects and intensified the work on existing ones: Inner source with Siemens Digital Factory, Healthineers (former Siemens […]
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12DEC 2016
2 Research
A Short Overview of Our Research Areas and Projects
Inner source software engineering Inner source software development is software development utilizing open source best practices and processes for firm-internal software development. Engineering artifacts are laid open to the whole organization, inviting use and potential contribution across organizational boundaries. Inner source breaks down development silos and complements traditional top-down development structuring with bottom-up self-organization. Firms […]Inner source software engineering Inner source software development is software development utilizing open source best practices and processes for firm-internal software development. Engineering artifacts are laid open to the whole organization, inviting use and potential contribution across organizational boundaries. Inner source breaks down development silos and complements traditional top-down development structuring with bottom-up self-organization. Firms […]
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10DEC 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Pricing at Everest SARL (Teaching Case)
Abstract: Pricing directly influences a company’s profitability, yet doesn’t receive too much attention in most business education. It is a highly complex topic, where a decision can make or break a business. This Harvard-style case study presents the story of a small French software company in a pricing crisis. Heavy discounting caused the company to enter […]
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01DEC 2016
1 Group
Impressions from the 2016 Alumni Event
Thank you so much, Thomas (Diplom, 2014) and Daniel (Diplom, 2014), for hosting our alumni event in your office loft!
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10NOV 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Design and Implementation of Graph-based Storage for Wikipedia Articles
Abstract: Despite the lack of crucial features, Wiki Markup is still the primary data format in Wikipedia. The Wiki Object Model (WOM) features a modern alternative based on a tree structure. The use of a graph-based Storage for integrating WOM as the primary data format in Wikipedia seems likely. Managing the immense revision history of […]
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02NOV 2016
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Towards Offline Support for Restful Applications
Abstract: Representational State Transfer (REST) is an efficient and by now established architectural style for distributed hypermedia systems. However, REST has not been designed for more than short-term offline operations, yet many applications must keep functioning when going offline for more than a few seconds. Burdening the application with knowledge about offline status is undesirable. […]Abstract: Representational State Transfer (REST) is an efficient and by now established architectural style for distributed hypermedia systems. However, REST has not been designed for more than short-term offline operations, yet many applications must keep functioning when going offline for more than a few seconds. Burdening the application with knowledge about offline status is undesirable. […]
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