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12MAR 2020
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Research Paper: The Ecosystem of openKONSEQUENZ, a User-Led Open Source Foundation (OSS 2020)
Abstract: Companies without expertise in software development can opt to form consortia to develop open source software to meet their needs, as an alternative to the build-or-buy decision. Such user-led foundations are little understood, due to a limited number of published examples. In particular, almost nothing is known about the ecosystems surrounding user-led foundations. Our […]
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20DEC 2019
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Learning from Silicon Valley’s Commercial Open Source Firms
BaCaTeC is sponsoring the development of a grant proposal about commercial open source. The abstract of the grant development grant is: Commercial open source firms are companies that go-to-market by open sourcing the product they develop. The best known old example is MySQL, sold to Sun (later Oracle) for $1bn. Current examples are MongoDB, Elastic, […]
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16SEP 2019
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Research Paper: The JDownloader Immune System for Continuous Deployment (HICSS 53)
Abstract: Continuous deployment can reduce the time from a source code change to a newly deployed application significantly. Increased innovation speed can make all the difference in a competitive market situation. However, deploying at high frequency requires high speeds of discovering bugs in the deployed software. Using the JDownloader file download manager as our example, […]
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16SEP 2019
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Research Paper: What Microservices Can Learn From Enterprise Information Integration
Abstract: Microservices are an architectural style in which each service typically provides the complete stack of functions from a user or application programming interface through a domain model all the way to storage for that model. As a consequence, querying conjunct data from different microservices becomes a non-trivial engineering task. In this article, we review […]
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16SEP 2019
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Research Paper: Supporting Interview Analysis with Autocoding
Abstract: Interview analysis is a technique employed in qualitative research. Researchers annotate (code) interview transcriptions, often with the help of Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS). The tools available today largely replicate the manual process of annotation. In this article, we demonstrate how to use natural language processing (NLP) to increase the reproducibility and traceability […]Abstract: Interview analysis is a technique employed in qualitative research. Researchers annotate (code) interview transcriptions, often with the help of Computer-Assisted Qualitative Data Analysis Software (CAQDAS). The tools available today largely replicate the manual process of annotation. In this article, we demonstrate how to use natural language processing (NLP) to increase the reproducibility and traceability […]
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13SEP 2019
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Research Paper: Industry Best Practices for Corporate Open Sourcing
Abstract: Companies usually don’t share the source code for the software they develop. While this approach is justified in software that constitutes differentiating intellectual property, proprietary development can lead to redundant development and other opportunity costs. In response, companies are increasingly open sourcing some if not all of their non-differentiating software. Given the limited academic […]Abstract: Companies usually don’t share the source code for the software they develop. While this approach is justified in software that constitutes differentiating intellectual property, proprietary development can lead to redundant development and other opportunity costs. In response, companies are increasingly open sourcing some if not all of their non-differentiating software. Given the limited academic […]
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