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* [http://www.singularlogic.eu SingularLogic] GR, Pantelopoulos Stelios |
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* [http://libresoft.es/ GSyC/LibreSoft] ES, Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona |
* [http://libresoft.es/ GSyC/LibreSoft] ES, Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona |
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* A commercial partner with ties to the OSS community? |
* A commercial partner with ties to the OSS community, like SiriusIT but willing to do some work? |
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* Any strong partner from past similar projects? |
* Any strong partner from past similar projects? |
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* A partner with service engineering experience? |
* A partner with service engineering experience? |
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Revision as of 16:31, 27 July 2009
Publication date 30/07/2009, deadline 03/11/2009.
Material
Candidate partners
- Software Improvement Group NL
- FrontEndART Software Ltd. HU
- KDAB D/SE
- SEAL team CH, Harald Gall
- AUTh Software Engineering Group GR, Giannis Stamelos
- SingularLogic GR, Pantelopoulos Stelios
- GSyC/LibreSoft ES, Jesus M. Gonzalez-Barahona
- A commercial partner with ties to the OSS community, like SiriusIT but willing to do some work?
- Any strong partner from past similar projects?
- A partner with service engineering experience?
Preliminary topics
According to Zwegers' presentation and based on a discussion he had afterward with Giannis Kanellopoulos, the following issues are relevant to software quality:
- Issues with very large, dynamic, open service networks:*
- From design-time to run-time.
- Quality of open systems without fixed boundaries.
- Opportunities with open source software and service engineering.
- Ways to address these issues: Highly Innovative Service / Software Engineering*
- Service / Software engineering methods and tools.
- Verification and validation methods, tools and techniques.
- Methods, tools and approaches specifically supporting the development, deployment and evolution of open source platforms.
Neat ideas (not sure where they fit)
- Make OSS data computable in a way similar to that of WolframAlpha. (Panos) and open SQO-OSS allowing researchers to submit plugins. Use VMs and sandboxing to make this safe to execute. (dds) Brief Description