Learning Software Organizations: Methodology and Applications

1. Front Matter

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2. Introduction and Motivation

   Pages 3-4

3. Learning organizations in the software engineering domain

   Pages 4-10

4. Enabling techniques for learning organizations

   Pages 11-16

5. Outlook

   Pages 17-17

6. The contributions from SEKE'99 and LSO'99 to this book

   Pages 18-22

7. Systematic population, utilization, and maintenance of a repository for comprehensive reuse

   • Klaus-Dieter Althoff, Andreas Birk, Susanne Hartkopf, Wolfgang Müller, Markus Nick, Dagmar Surmann et al.

   Pages 25-50

8. On developing a repository structure tailored for reuse with improvement

   • Raimund L. Feldmann

   Pages 51-71

9. Systematically diagnosing and improving the perceived usefulness of organizational memories

   • Klaus-Dieter Althoff, Markus Nick, Carsten Tautz

   Pages 72-86

10. Technical requirements for the implementation of an experience base

    • Mikael Broomé, Per Runeson

    Pages 87-102

11. Proactive knowledge delivery for enterprise knowledge management

    • Andreas Abecker, Ansgar Bernardi, Michael Sintek

    Pages 103-117

12. Goal-oriented and similarity-based retrieval of software engineering experienceware

    • Christiane Gresse von Wangenheim, Klaus-Dieter Althoff, Ricardo M. Barcia

    Pages 118-141

13. A knowledge management lifecycle for experience packages on software engineering technologies

    • Andreas Birk, Felix Kröschel

    Pages 142-160

14. Knowledge management at a software house: An experience report

    • Peter Brössler

    Pages 163-170

15. “Talk to paula and peter—They are experienced” the experience engine in a nutshell

    • Conny Johansson, Patrik Hall, Michael Coquard

    Pages 171-185

16. Push or pull: Two cognitive modes of systematic experience transfer at DaimlerChrysler

    • Eva Wieser, Frank Houdek, Kurt Schneider

    Pages 186-204

17. Collecting, storing and utilizing information about improvement opportunities: A discussion of the nontechnological barriers to success

    • Henrik M. Giæver

    Pages 205-209

18. Transferring and evolving experience: A practical approach and its application on software inspections

    • Frank Houdek, Christian Bunse

    Pages 210-226

This book constitutes the thoroughly refereed and revised post-conference documentation of the 11th International Conference on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering, SEKE'99, held in Kaiserslautern, Germany in June 1999. The book provides a unique overview of current activities, approaches, and trends in learning software organizations. The first part gives an overview on the topic, covering foundations in the software engineering domain, enabling techniques for organizational learning, and learning support techniques. The second and the third part of the book on methodology and applications present thoroughly revised full papers of the most interesting papers on learning software organizations presented during SEKE'99 and its satellite workshop LSO'99.

• Computer Supported Collaborative Work
• Learning Organizations
• Organizational Learning
• Software Engineering
• Software Inspection
• Software Process
• Software Project Management
• Software Reuse
• documentation
• knowledge engineering
• knowledge management
• learning
• organization
• proving

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