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Abstract: Qualitative Data Analysis (QDA) requires a set of competences which can best be aquired through direct experience. Transferring these competences through practical exercises to students in a classroom setting is a challenging task, due to the difficulties which arise with scaling high-touc...

Abstract: Almost all software products today incorporate free/libre, and open source software (FLOSS) components. Companies must govern their FLOSS use to avoid potential risks to their intellectual property resulting from the use of FLOSS components. A particular challenge is license compliance. To...

Abstract: Since it has become very common for software projects to incorporate open source components, it is increasingly important to analyze their dependencies to avoid potential risks like license violations or security vulnerabilities. To determine and solve such issues we need a representation ...

Abstract:  Inner source (IS) is the application of Open Source principles to projects within organizational boundaries. Typically, this means that the artifacts and work items of inner source projects (ISPs) are accessible to everyone within the organization and cross-functional collaboration i...

Abstract: QDAcity is a cloud-based web application that supports qualitative data analysis. Many research projects are executed by multiple researchers and therefore require some degree of collaboration for the qualitative data analysis process. QDAcity already aids this process by managing a single...