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13JAN 2021
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Getting Started with Corporate Open Source Governance: A Case Study Evaluation of Industry Best Practices
Abstract: Open source software usage in companies is on the rise, often resulting in lower development costs, higher quality, and quick availability of code. However, using open source software in products comes with legal, business, and technical risks. Experienced companies prevent and address these risks through corporate open source governance. In our previous work, we […]
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19NOV 2020
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New Funded Project on the Creation of Complete, Consistent, and Traceable Requirements Specifications
The BMBF is sponsoring a new project of ours. Zusammenfassung Die Erstellung einer konsistenten, vollständigen und nachvollziehbaren (traceable) Anforderungsspezifikation hat einen maßgeblichen Einfluss auf den Erfolg eines Softwareprojektes. Dennoch ist es aktuell immer noch schwer diese Qualitätskriterien (Konsistenz, Vollständigkeit und Nachvollziehbarkeit) zu erreichen und beizubehalten. Das Ziel des geförderten Forschungsprojektes ist die Entwicklung und Evaluation […]The BMBF is sponsoring a new project of ours. Zusammenfassung Die Erstellung einer konsistenten, vollständigen und nachvollziehbaren (traceable) Anforderungsspezifikation hat einen maßgeblichen Einfluss auf den Erfolg eines Softwareprojektes. Dennoch ist es aktuell immer noch schwer diese Qualitätskriterien (Konsistenz, Vollständigkeit und Nachvollziehbarkeit) zu erreichen und beizubehalten. Das Ziel des geförderten Forschungsprojektes ist die Entwicklung und Evaluation […]
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16NOV 2020
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New Funded Project on Microservice Integration Best Practices
The BMBF is sponsoring a new project of ours. Summary Vorreiter wie Amazon und Netflix nutzen Microservices, um skalierende und wartbare Systeme zu bauen und der nötigen Innovationsgeschwindigkeit gerecht zu werden. Eine für die Eigenschaften des Systems wegweisende Design-Entscheidung ist die Integration der Microservices. Wir möchten die Entscheidung zu einer Integrationsstrategie unterstützen, indem wir unsere […]The BMBF is sponsoring a new project of ours. Summary Vorreiter wie Amazon und Netflix nutzen Microservices, um skalierende und wartbare Systeme zu bauen und der nötigen Innovationsgeschwindigkeit gerecht zu werden. Eine für die Eigenschaften des Systems wegweisende Design-Entscheidung ist die Integration der Microservices. Wir möchten die Entscheidung zu einer Integrationsstrategie unterstützen, indem wir unsere […]
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03NOV 2020
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Follow-on DFG Grant and Open Position on Inner Source Management Accounting
Our research project on managerial / economic accounting for software code flows in firm-internal software development (inner source) was awarded a follow-on grant by the DFG. Hence, we are looking for a new person to perform this research project (and possibly earn a Ph.D. along the way). You should be interested in the economics of […]
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10JUL 2020
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Invitation to Getting a Doctoral Degree (Ph.D.), in Germany, at FAU
Are you thinking about getting the German Doctor title, sometimes also called a Ph.D.? If so, join this online presentation, questions & answers included, to learn what this is, how it feels, and how to make it happen. Prof. Riehle will present different ways to a doctor title, in Germany, at FAU, and answer any […]
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10JUL 2020
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Doctoral Thesis: Retaining and Managing Episodic Contributors in Free/Libre/Open Source Software Communities (Dr. Ann Barcomb)
Abstract: Free/libre/open source software (FLOSS) communities are commonly understood according to the Onion model. This thesis presents an alternative approach of understanding participation, the habitualepisodic lens drawn from the general volunteering literature. Episodic volunteering (EV) is an alternative way of understanding the periphery of the Onion model which takes into consideration recent developments in FLOSS […]Abstract: Free/libre/open source software (FLOSS) communities are commonly understood according to the Onion model. This thesis presents an alternative approach of understanding participation, the habitualepisodic lens drawn from the general volunteering literature. Episodic volunteering (EV) is an alternative way of understanding the periphery of the Onion model which takes into consideration recent developments in FLOSS […]
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