Titlebook: Open Source Development, Adoption and Innovation; IFIP Working Group 2 Joseph Feller,Brian Fitzgerald,Alberto Sillitti Conference proceedin

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From the Cathedral to the Bazaar: An Empirical Study of the Lifecycle of Volunteer Community Projectelopers it can attract: a larger community of developers (the ‘bazaar’) identifies and corrects more software defects and adds more features via a peer-review process. In this paper two free software projects (Wine and Arla) are empirically explored in order to characterize their software lifecycle,

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Can Knowledge Management be Open Source?eed to pay more attention to the informal networks that exist within the organisation. Wikis may provide a more appropriate knowledge management capability and environment to capture tacit knowledge. Where traditional organisational cultures see that knowledge management must be tightly protected, W

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Emergent Decision-Making Practices in Free/Libre Open Source Software (Floss) Development Teamstiveness is decision making. In this paper, we report on an inductive qualitative analysis of 360 decision episodes of six FLOSS development teams. Our analysis revealed diversity in decision-making practices that seem to be related to differences in overall team characteristics and effectiveness.

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Experiences on Product Development with Open Source Softwareion of mobile consumer devices and highlights the opportunities and challenges experienced. This article concludes that the main benefits come from the utilization of already available open source components, and from their quality and flexibility. It illustrates the challenges and solutions faced w

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Corporate Involvement of Libre Software: Study of Presence in Debian Code over Timealso important in many projects. In fact, during the last years, the involvement of companies in the libre software world seems to be raising. In this paper we present an study that shows, quantitatively, how important this involvement is in the production of the largest collection of code available

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Using Repository of Repositories (RoRs) to Study the Growth of F/OSS Projects: A Meta-Analysis Reseantinues to attract a lot of research attention. A trend in F/OSS studies is the use of metadata stored in a repository of repositories or RoRs. This paper utilizes data obtained from such RoRs -FLOSSmole- to study the types of projects being developed by the F/OSS community. We downloaded projects b