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ORCID14th ICGSE 2020: Seoul, Korea
- Paolo Tell, Igor Steinmacher, Ricardo Britto:
ICGSE '20: 15th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Global Software Engineering, Seoul, Republic of Korea, June 26-28, 2020. ACM 2020, ISBN 978-1-4503-7093-6 - Alaukikdev Pandya, V. S. Mani, Ansuman Pattanayak:
Expanding the responsibility of an offshore team and sustainably increasing business value using SAFe. 1-5 - Rajeev Kumar Gupta, Balaji B, Mekanathan V, Ferose Khan Jeberla:
Challenges in scaling AI-powered distributed software product: a case study of a healthcare organization. 6-10 - Fabio Calefato, Andrea Giove, Filippo Lanubile, Marco Losavio:
A case study on tool support for collaboration in agile development. 11-21 - Stina Matthiesen, Pernille Bjørn, Claus Trillingsgaard:
Attending to implicit bias as a way to move beyond negative stereotyping in GSE. 22-32 - Awdren de Lima Fontão, Sergio Cleger-Tamayo, Igor Wiese, Rodrigo Pereira dos Santos
, Arilo Claudio Dias-Neto:
On value creation in developer relations (DevRel): a practitioners' perspective. 33-42 - Nuri Almarimi, Ali Ouni, Moataz Chouchen, Islem Saidani, Mohamed Wiem Mkaouer:
On the detection of community smells using genetic programming-based ensemble classifier chain. 43-54 - Kattiana Constantino, Shurui Zhou, Maurício R. de A. Souza, Eduardo Figueiredo, Christian Kästner:
Understanding collaborative software development: an interview study. 55-65 - Prasad K. Kabbur, V. S. Mani, Juergen Schuelein:
Prioritizing trust in a globally distributed software engineering team to overcome complexity and make releases a non-event. 66-70 - Raquel F. V. Cunha, Fernanda B. S. Souza, Franciney O. Lima, Bruno A. Bonifácio:
How do newcomers learn work process in global software development (GSD)?: a survey study from the perspective of newly project leaders. 71-75 - Julian Harty:
Designing engineering onboarding for 60+ nationalities. 76-80 - Shinobu Saito, Yukako Iimura:
Hybrid sourcing: novel combination of crowdsourcing and inner-sourcing for software developments. 81-85 - Kumar Abhinav, Gurpriya Kaur Bhatia, Alpana Dubey, Sakshi Jain, Nitish Bhardwaj:
TasRec: a framework for task recommendation in crowdsourcing. 86-95 - Klinsman M. Gonçalves, Yasmine G. Vaz, Eberth F. Cruz, Rafael E. Silva, Lineker Souza, Fábio M. Azevedo, Eduardo Drummond Sardinha, Paulo Fonseca, Cícero A. L. Pahins:
MoraySTF: a novel approach for requirement definition for GSD projects in a mobile ecosystem. 96-100 - Klinsman M. Gonçalves, Yasmine G. Vaz, Eberth F. Cruz, Rafael E. Silva, Lineker Souza, Fábio M. Azevedo, Eduardo Drummond Sardinha, Paulo Fonseca, Cícero A. L. Pahins:
Using a tool-based approach to comply with smartphone user manual regulations in latin America countries. 101-105 - Rodi Jolak, Andreas Wortmann, Grischa Liebel, Eric Umuhoza, Michel R. V. Chaudron:
The design thinking of co-located vs. distributed software developers: distance strikes again! 106-116 - Hualter O. Barbosa, Witalo C. X. Albuquerque, Alexandre I. Bandeira, Luiz H. Albuquerque, Ueslei E. Pivoto, Fernando B. Pires, Bruno A. Bonifácio:
Developing a release management tool to support global software development: an experience report on Android platform. 117-121 - Elayne Ruane, Ross Smith, Dan Bean, Michael Tjalve, Anthony Ventresque:
Developing a conversational agent with a globally distributed team: an experience report. 122-126 - Rubén Márquez, Aurora Vizcaíno, Félix García, Antonio Manjavacas:
GLOBAL-MANAGER: a serious game for providing training in project manager skills. 127-131
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