Titlebook: Open Source Systems; IFIP Working Group 2 Ernesto Damiani,Brian Fitzgerald,Giancarlo Succi Conference proceedings 2006 IFIP International F

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1868-4238 e foundation conference of the IFIP TC 2 WG 2.13 on Open Source Software, and attracted many researchers from all over the world interested in how OSS is produced, in its huge innovation potential in many different application fields and in 978-1-4899-8537-8978-0-387-34226-9Series ISSN 1868-4238 Series E-ISSN 1868-422X

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On the Weickian Model in the Context of Open Source Software Development: Some Preliminary Insightsl find any practical applications. This paper attempts to show that exploration-oriented open source projects represent valuable case studies where Weick’s ESR model can be applied. By taking the Linux case study as a case in point, it is argued that a qualitative analysis of micro interactions (i.e

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Conceptual Modelling as a New Entry in the Bazaar: The Open Model Approachity closely related to software development. The goal of the proposed “open model” approach is to collaboratively develop reference models for everyone to copy, use and refine in a public process. We briefly introduce conceptual modelling and reference models, discuss the cornerstones of an open mod

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Evolution of Open Source Communitiesojects of the Apache project, one of the largest and most visible open source projects. We extract the community structure from the mailing list data, and study how the subcommunities evolve, and are interrelated over time. Our analysis leads us to propose the following hypotheses about the growth o

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Call for Quality: Open Source Software Quality Observationnt can be used by organizations intending to deploy an Open Source solution to pick one of the available projects for use. We offer a case description of how the Software Quality Observatory will be applied to the KDE project to document and evaluate its quality practices for outsiders.

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Towards an Ontology for Open Source Software Developmentn a central Internet repository. Open source repositories typically contains vast amounts of information, much of it unstructured, meaning that even if a question has previously been discussed and dealt with it is not a trivial task to locate it. This can lead to rework and confusion amongst develop

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From Individual Contribution to Group Learninge benefits and minimize the challenges, OSS groups must learn not only on the individual level, but also on the group level. OSS groups learn by integrating individual contributions into the group’s product and processes. This paper reports on the characteristics of the learning process in OSS group

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The role of mental models in FLOSS development work practices development process. In this paper, we present the theoretical background and research design for a proposed study on shared mental models within Free/Libre Open Source Software (FLOSS) development teams. In particular, we plan to perform case studies on several projects and to use cognitive maps a