Search for dissertations about: "open source software product"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 10 swedish dissertations containing the words open source software product.
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1. Open Source Business Model : Balancing Customers and Community
Abstract : Free and Open Source Software has not only increased researchers’ interest about community-driven software development, but lately, interest from commercial actors increased as well. In addition, some scientists have claimed that Open Source Software has entered a new phase: OSS 2.0. READ MORE
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2. Guiding Development of Contribution and Community Strategies in Open Source Software Requirements Engineering
Abstract : Background:For software-intensive organizations, Open Source Software (OSS) may provide a pivotal building block in business models and strategies, product and service offerings, as well as in tool and infrastructure setups. The Requirements Engineering (RE) and development processes of OSS take place inside communities where the focal organization is a stakeholder among many, including competitors. READ MORE
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3. Incremental Clustering of Source Code : a Machine Learning Approach
Abstract : Technical debt at the architectural level is a severe threat to software development projects. Uncontrolled technical debt that is allowed to accumulate will undoubtedly hinder speedy development and maintenance, introduce bugs and problems in the software product, and may ultimately result in the abandonment of the source code. READ MORE
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4. Managing Natural Language Requirements in Large-Scale Software Development
Abstract : An increasing number of market- and technology-driven software development companies face the challenge of managing several thousands of requirements written in natural language. The large number of requirements causes bottlenecks in the requirements management process and calls for increased efficiency in requirements engineering. READ MORE
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5. Understanding Variability-Aware Analysis in Low-Maturity Variant-Rich Systems
Abstract : Context: Software systems often exist in many variants to support varying stakeholder requirements, such as specific market segments or hardware constraints. Systems with many variants (a.k.a. READ MORE