4.3 Finished Theses

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17SEP 2018
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Paid vs. Volunteer Work on Open Source in China
Abstract: China is now playing a larger and larger role in the global economy and technology sphere. With support from the Chinese government since the early 2000s, open source software in China has become interesting to study with respect to the current and future development of the Chinese IT industry. This thesis presents statistics about […]
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14SEP 2018
4 Theses
Final Thesis: The Economics of Open Source User Foundations
Abstract: Companies are facing difficult build-or-buy decisions when acquiring enterprise software. Open Source User Foundations provide an alternative way of acquisition that is especially relevant in software marketplaces where a handful of software vendors serve a large number of software buyers. This thesis presents an exploratory qualitative single-case case study on the software ecosystem that […]Abstract: Companies are facing difficult build-or-buy decisions when acquiring enterprise software. Open Source User Foundations provide an alternative way of acquisition that is especially relevant in software marketplaces where a handful of software vendors serve a large number of software buyers. This thesis presents an exploratory qualitative single-case case study on the software ecosystem that […]
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04SEP 2018
4 Theses
Final Thesis: License Confusion on GitHub
Abstract: Today software ecosystems heavily rely on the re-usage of and object level linking to existing code. Allowance for this is given by a wide variety of software licenses. Due to conflicting restrictions imposed by those licenses, some of them cannot be used together in the same project. This work approximates the amount of such […]
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29AUG 2018
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Markdown-Unterstützung für die Sweble Hub Software
Abstract: Sweble Hub is a wiki-like, web-based collaboration platform for managing knowledge. So far, users have been able to create and edit articles using either MediaWiki’s markup language Wikitext or a visual editor. To provide users with a better selection of markup languages, the goal of this thesis is to add support for Markdown to Sweble […]
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20JUL 2018
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Open Source Governance: Getting Started Best Practices for Software Companies
Abstract: Open Source Software offers various advantages to software product companies. In order that companies reap the benefits of OSS, organizations should establish an OSS governance program to manage OSS license compliance issues. The introduction of OSS governance could be challenging. However, OSS governance program can be established and maintained properly by assigned teams with clearly […]Abstract: Open Source Software offers various advantages to software product companies. In order that companies reap the benefits of OSS, organizations should establish an OSS governance program to manage OSS license compliance issues. The introduction of OSS governance could be challenging. However, OSS governance program can be established and maintained properly by assigned teams with clearly […]
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29JUN 2018
4 Theses
Final Thesis: Einsatz einer Workflow-Engine in der Finanzindustrie (in German)
Abstract: Various kinds of business processes play a major role in the context of financial industry. Business Process Management Systems or also called Workflow Engines are therefore powerful software tools for controlling and automating business processes. More and more companies are interested and willing to use them. This thesis considers a technical excerpt of the […]
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