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Software Research and the Industry

Open source, building products, software startups, and industry strategy by Prof. Dr. Dirk Riehle

  • About
    • Dirk Riehle One-Paragraph Biography
    • Dirk Riehle Half-Page Biography
  • Publications
    • 2020 (Selected)
      • Single-Vendor Open Source Firms (and Their Intellectual Property Strategies)
    • 2019 (Selected)
      • The Innovations of Open Source
    • 2017 (Selected)
      • Open Source License Compliance in Software Supply Chains
    • 2014 (Selected)
      • The Five Stages of Open Source Volunteering
      • The Open Source Software Developer Career and Its Benefits
    • 2011 (Selected)
      • Control Points and Steering Mechanisms in Open Source Software Projects
    • 2010 (Selected)
      • The Economic Case for Open Source Foundations
    • 2009 (Selected)
      • Open Collaboration within Corporations Using Software Forges
      • The Single-Vendor Commercial Open Source Business Model
    • 2008 (Selected)
      • Bringing Open Source Best Practices into Corporations Using a Software Forge
      • The Total Growth of Open Source
      • Wiki Creole Grammar, Schema, and Transformations
    • 2007 (Selected)
      • The Economic Motivation of Open Source Software: Stakeholder Perspectives
    • 2000 (Selected)
      • Framework Design: A Role Modeling Approach
    • 1998 (Selected)
      • Values in Object systems
  • Open Books
    • Open Source Expanded (IEEE Computer Column)
    • A Geek’s (Photo) Tour of Silicon Valley
  • Open Courses
    • A Career in Science (ACiS)
    • Advanced Design and Programming (ADAP)
    • Agile Methods and Open Source (AMOS)
    • Commercial Open Source Startups (COSS)
    • Free, (Libre,) and Open Source Software (FOSS)
    • Performing Scientific Research (NYT)
    • Software Product Management (PROD)
  • Education
  • Startups
    • Startup Fundraising
    • Startup Portfolio
  • Legal Notices
    • Controller Contact
    • Privacy Policy
    • Cookie Policy

Open Books

At present, there is only the IEEE column Open Source Expanded.

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