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2022 Proceeding- Conference Chair:
- Jorge Melegati
There are many researchers and practitioners whose work is related to the field of software-intensive business. However, they are often not fully aware of each other's work as the research is scattered. For example, individual research contributions have emerged related to, for example, software engineering economics, digital ecosystems and software startups. The goal of the workshop on Software-intensive Business is to bring these different sub-fields together and strengthen their ties.
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Towards software support for situation-specific cross-organizational design thinking processes
To deal with uncertain user needs and the development of cross-organizational solutions, Design Thinking (DT) processes are one general problem-solving approach. However, DTs actual implementation within organizations depends highly on the situation (...
Transformation towards a product-led company: case studies from industry
Context: Today, companies face increasing market dynamics, rapidly evolving technologies, and rapid changes in customer behavior. Traditional approaches to product development typically fail in such environments and require companies to transform their ...
The state-of-the-art of the integration platforms as a service research
As the world is digitalizing in the fast pace, there is a need for more reliable and scalable integration management. One popular option for modern integration management has been Integration Platforms as a Service (iPaaS). iPaaS is usually implemented ...
The negative implications of technical debt on software startups: what they are and when they surface
Technical Debt (TD) refers to suboptimal technical solutions for expediting software development in the short term, but entails extra work in future. Although TD provides opportunities for startups (e.g., to cope with limited resources, faster time to ...
Towards understanding analytics in software startups
Analytics plays a crucial role in the data-informed decision-making processes of modern businesses. Unlike established software companies, software startups are not seen utilizing the potential of analytics even though a startup process should be ...
Effective communication about software in a traditional industrial company: an experience report on development of a new measurement instrument
We consider communication between software professionals and other stakeholders in a traditional industrial company. The stakeholders include senior management, product management and hardware engineers. They have in common that they have no or little ...
Understanding the design of app stores in the IIoT
App stores represent an already established concept for distributing software-intensive solutions that complementary extend the value of digital platforms. In the context of industrial digital platforms in the IIoT domain, the benefits of app stores are ...
Paving the way to a software-supported requirements prioritization in distributed scrum projects
Both, agile software development (e.g., Scrum) and the geographical distribution of project stakeholders have gained increasing significance in recent years. Establishing agile methods in distributed software development projects challenges science and ...
Continuous process model refinement from business vision to event simulation and software automation: bridging gaps between stakeholder communities, practices, notations, and tools
Business consultants and software engineers produce and consume process models capturing analysis and design results on different levels of abstraction and at different stages of refinement. Model types commonly found in practice include vision models (...
Enablers and inhibitors in agile teams: a case study using challenge based learning for mobile application development
Mobile application development requires fast development due to shorter go-to market initiatives. In this context, understanding agile teams is crucial for the mobile software development industry. Thus, identifying and understanding enablers and ...
The unified perspective of digital transformation and continuous software engineering
Software is a key component of most products, services, industrial processes, and back-office functions. Thus, companies may gain an advantage by establishing fast feedback cycles to improve their software.
Continuous software engineering (CI/CD) is ...
Understanding DevOps critical success factors and organizational practices
DevOps is a combination of practices and a company culture which aims minimize the barriers between the operation and development teams in the organization. As its adoption and use in the industry has been growing, different kinds of research are trying ...
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