A software ecosystem is the interaction of a set of actors on top of a common technological
platform that results in a number of software solutions or services. Arguably, software …

Context: Open source software (OSS) and software ecosystems (SECOs) are two
consolidated research areas in software engineering. OSS influences the way organizations …

Abstract 'Software ecosystems' is argued to first appear as a concept more than 10 years
ago and software ecosystem research started to take off in 2010. We conduct a systematic …

Software producing organizations are frequently judged by others for being 'open'or 'closed',
where a more 'closed'organization is seen as being detrimental to its software ecosystem …

For improving the efficiency and effectiveness of business collaboration, the need emerges
to inter-organizationally match e-business services. Recent research activities show …

Software ecosystems (SECOs) and open innovation processes have been claimed as a way
forward for the software industry. A proper understanding of requirements is as important for …

In software ecosystems, partner management concerns establishing and maintaining
meaningful relationships with partners to improve ecosystem health. At the same time …

Large organizations, where the business structure is sometimes more complex than in small
and medium enterprises (SMEs), have several software applications to support their …

It has become an increasingly common practice for software companies to collaborate with
external developers in order to develop software platforms for a shared market, constituting …

Software-intensive systems have become increasingly ubiquitous, large, and complex, with
dissemination in several application domains and tightly dependent upon different …