Prof. Riehle's Industry and Research Publications

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  • Publications
    • 2021 (Selected)
      • The Open Source Distributor Business Model
    • 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
  • Posted

    2022-10-01

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    1. Software Industry, 1.2 Open Source (Industry)

    Two Issue Break of IEEE Computer Column Open Source Expanded

    Thanks to this editor’s inability to wield their whip effectively, the IEEE Computer magazine’s column Open Source Expanded is taking a two issue break: There wasn’t an August 2022 article and there won’t be an October 2022 article in IEEE Computer magazine. We will resume our regular bi-monthly schedule in December 2022. Until then you […]


  • Posted

    2022-09-30

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    2. Building Products, 2.5 Inner Source

    Management Accounting Concepts for Inner Source Software Engineering [ICSOB 2022]

    Abstract: Inner source software development is the use of open source development’s best practices inside a company. In inner source, developers collaborate on reusable software components across company-internal organizational silo boundaries for mutual benefit. As such, inner source goes against the grain of traditional management techniques. In this article, we present two conceptual models of […]


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    2022-09-29

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    2. Building Products, 2.5 Inner Source

    A Research Model for the Economic Assessment of Inner Source Software Development [HICSS 2023]

    Abstract: Inner source is the use of open-source practices within companies. It enables more efficient software development, shortens time-to-market, and lowers costs through increased company-internal collaboration. While existing studies examine social and organizational impact factors on inner source adoption, only a few have looked at measuring and economically assessing inner source. This article presents an […]


  • Posted

    2022-09-28

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    2. Building Products, 2.3 Open Source (Building)

    Open Source Software Governance: A Case Study Evaluation of Supply Chain Management Best Practices [HICSS 2023]

    Abstract: Corporate open source governance aims to manage the increasing use of free/libre and open source software (FLOSS) in companies. To avoid the risks of the ungoverned use, companies need to establish processes addressing license compliance, component approval, and supply chain management (SCM). We proposed a set of industry-inspired best practices for supply chain management […]


  • Posted

    2022-09-27

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    3. Research and Teaching, 3.3 Teaching (General)

    A Solution for Automated Grading of QDA Homework [HICSS 2023]

    Abstract: Teaching research methods is important in any curriculum that prepares students for an academic career. While theoretical frameworks for qualitative theory building can be adequately conveyed through lecturing, the practices of qualitative data analysis (QDA) cannot. However, using experiential learning techniques for teaching QDA methods to large numbers of students presents a challenge to […]


  • Posted

    2022-09-26

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    2. Building Products, 2.3 Open Source (Building)

    Challenges to Open Collaborative Data Engineering [HICSS 2023]

    Abstract: Open data is data that can be used, modified, and passed on, for free, similar to open-source software. Unlike open-source, however, there is little collaboration in open data engineering. We perform a systematic literature review of collaboration systems in open data, specifically for data engineering by users, taking place after data has been made […]


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