Dirk Riehle's Industry and Research Publications

Category: 1. Software Industry

  • Register now for Forum Open Source 2017

    Register now for Forum Open Source 2017

    On June 20th, the the 2017 Bitkom Open Source Forum will take place in Berlin. In my opinion, this is the best vendor-neutral opportunity in Germany to meet and listen to open source experts and how open source is shaping the German and international software industry. I will present my main blockbuster talk on why…

  • Entrepreneurship panel at IT-Gipfel Göttingen #itgipfelgoe

    Entrepreneurship panel at IT-Gipfel Göttingen #itgipfelgoe

    A few days ago, I participated in a panel on entrepreneurship in the beautiful but small city of Göttingen, Germany. While a university town, it isn’t exactly the Silicon Valley either, much like my current home town of Erlangen. Thus, on the panel, I ran into the usual German morals on what makes a good…

  • Startupinformatik at IT-Gipfel Göttingen #itgipfelgoe

    Startupinformatik at IT-Gipfel Göttingen #itgipfelgoe

    I just returned from a presentation (and panel discussion) about entrepreneurship and Startupinformatik, my structured approach to creating student startups from a computer science Master’s program. Below, please find the slides of my presentation.

  • Morning traffic in Silicon Valley

    Morning traffic in Silicon Valley

  • Why on earth?! Why product vendors invest in open-source software (upcoming talk, in German)

    Why on earth?! Why product vendors invest in open-source software (upcoming talk, in German)

    I give industry talks about every other week and stopped advertising them long ago. This one, however, may be of broad interest. I will talk about the economics of strategically creating and leading open source projects at the June 20th, 2017, Open Source Forum of Bitkom in Berlin. Title and abstract below, event details to…

  • Making introductions for job interviews

    Making introductions for job interviews

    (Cross-posting from https://oss.cs.fau.de.) As a human being, as a professional, and more recently as a professor, I’m happy to help people find jobs (time permitting). In fact, as a professor we have tagged HR professionals in our CRM database so that we can reach out easily to them. Still, introductions for job interviews require preparation…