Patterns of Cooperative Technology Development and Transfer for Software-Engineering-in-the-Large

Duarte, Carlos Henrique C.

doi:10.1109/serip.2015.14

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“…Duarte and Curran discuss the importance of the maturity of the technology to be transferred, as premature transfer of new technologies can lead to unsatisfied users that are unlikely to give the same technology another chance even after improvements have been made. Another critical factor for technology to be transferred into industry is the existence of evidence about its benefits .…”

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“…Since introducing a new technology disrupts existing practices, it is of importance for organizations to possess enough qualified staff that can handle using the new technology and issues that will arise . The need for adequate personnel is widely mentioned in many papers.…”

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“…We finally settled on the search string: (transfer) AND (industry OR practice) AND (academia OR university OR research) AND (“software engineering”), which found 20 papers, eight of which matched the ones we found manually. Figure illustrates the ratios between the relevant papers missed (light gray, ie, Rodríguez et al and Sharp et al), the relevant papers found (shaded, ie, previous studies), and the irrelevant papers found (dark gray) by automated search for the search string and also the ratios between the quasi‐gold standard (all papers found by manual search) and the (relevant and irrelevant) results from the automated search. With a sensitivity of 80% and a precision of 40% calculated based on the quasi‐gold standard, this search string can be considered of optimal sensitivity and high precision as defined by Zhang et al…”

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Approaches, success factors, and barriers for technology transfer in software engineering—Results of a systematic literature review

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Brinckmann

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J Software Evolu Process

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Introduction: Technology transfer aims at supporting the transfer of results from software engineering research from academia to industrial application.Objective: This paper reports on the current state of technology transfer in software engineering.Method: We conducted a systematic literature review, in which we investigated 3070 papers. We identified in total 70 relevant papers, which were subject of a detailed analysis.Results: Many different approaches are proposed to foster technology transfer in software engineering. The majority of these approaches suggest direct collaboration between industry and academia or teaching new technologies in industrial training or university education. In addition, a considerable number of experience reports on technology transfer exist. Hence, a multitude of best practices, success stories, and lessons learned is reported. Among others, empirical evidence, maturity, and adaptability of the technology seem important preconditions for successful transfer, while social and organizational factors seem important barriers to successful technology transfer.Conclusion: Our findings can aid software engineering researchers in determining how best to support the transfer of their research results into practice. Furthermore, analysis of the literature also revealed that no reports exist on the combination of various technology transfer approaches, which could increase advantages of existing approaches while reducing their disadvantages. KEYWORDS software engineering, systematic literature review, technology transfer 1 | BACKGROUND AND MOTIVATION Software engineering research aims at solving real-world problems (cf Wieringa 1 ) and demands the evaluation of a proposed solution in an industrial setting (cf Basili 2 and Salman et al 3 ). However, there is often still a gap between academic solution proposals and industrial needs, and for many results from software engineering research, it takes a long time to have an impact on software engineering practices. 4 This is not only due to the fact that novel results from academic research are often unknown to practitioners but also that those research results are often not directly applicable to industry. 5To close this gap, software engineering research also deals with technology transfer itself (cf Pfleeger 6 ). Technology transfer aims at supporting the transfer of research results from academia to practice and is thus of interest to many scientific disciplines (cf, eg, Teece 7 ). While some challenges remain the same regardless of the technology to be transferred, others are particular to the software engineering field, as software engineering technologies typically evolve in a short time and thus the state of the art constantly changes (cf Boehm 8 and Finkelstein and Kramer 9 ).There exists a plethora of proposed solution approaches to foster technology transfer in software engineering as well as experience reports on successful technology transfer projects. Nevertheless, there is a need to support researchers in identifying proper technol...

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“…A variety of factors influence the outcome of technology transfer. 1,47 These include organization, communication, and social factors 19 as well as the maturity level of the technology to be transferred 34,44 and media and sources used. 33,48 There are issues and challenges 49,50 as well as success factors 22,35,50,51 when it comes to technology transfer.…”

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An industry survey on approaches, success factors, and barriers for technology transfer in software engineering

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One central aspect of software engineering research is the transfer of the proposed approaches into industrial practice. In the past, a number of technology transfer approaches and experiences from technology transfer projects in software engineering have already been reported. However, many researchers still struggle to get their research results noticed by practitioners. To investigate what is important to practitioners, we conducted a mixed‐methods study that provides us with reliable quantitative data as well as deeper insights from qualitative data. Our results show that there is a mismatch between industry professionals' needs and commonly proposed technology transfer approaches in the software engineering field. For instance, collaboration between industry and academia as well as participation in empirical evaluations is not deemed important from an industry point of view. In contrast, industry professionals emphasize the use of company‐specific pilot projects conducted by industry and the need for experts to be available in every phase of technology transfer.

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“…In this the article, the digitalization and digital transformation is perceived in connection with the acceptance of technologies that result in increased productivity, value creation, and social prosperity, CRMS being one of them. Companies are slowly turning to holistic BMs, a complete redesign of their products and services while at the same time creating long-term relationships with their suppliers and customers (Duarte, 2015;Ebert & Duarte, 2016). Furtherly, digital transformation represents a continuous change process that is technology-driven.…”

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Digitalization as an enabler of business model dynamics

Tesařová

Krmela

Šimberovà

2020

International Scientific Conference „Business and Management“

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The purpose of the article is to answer a research question related to the extent of the impact of digitalization on a business model (BM) of a focal company. An original primary, qualitative research has been conducted. It draws on multiple, in-depth case studies on a globally active B2B incumbent manufacturing companies that recently implemented a digital platform-based customer relationship management system. The data were gathered through participative observation and semi-structured interviews with system users and project leaders. The contribution of the research is in linking the business model dynamic change with a customer relationship management system (CRMS). It identifies the element HOW – value creation – as the mainly affected element of BM of the focal company.

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Patterns of Cooperative Technology Development and Transfer for Software-Engineering-in-the-Large

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Approaches, success factors, and barriers for technology transfer in software engineering—Results of a systematic literature review

Approaches, success factors, and barriers for technology transfer in software engineering—Results of a systematic literature review

An industry survey on approaches, success factors, and barriers for technology transfer in software engineering

Digitalization as an enabler of business model dynamics

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