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RING proposes a ring overlay, a set of protocols, and an implementation enabling the delivery voice among peers without connecting to Internet, and is demonstrated that RING is workable via the mathematical theory and a series of experiences.
This paper examines the perceived benefits of cloud computing from the cloud users' perspectives using content analysis techniques and proposes that the empirical insights gained are valuable to both researchers and practitioners.
A conceptual framework of cloud computing benefits is proposed, based on various benefit taxonomies presented in the Information System literature, and accounts for the different business areas and organizational levels where each of the benefits manifests.
A modelling notation, so called Feature Usage Diagram, and an approach to identify and visualize the required information for decision makers when reducing features, which has potential to support developers when making decisions for feature reduction.
This paper proposes a novel approach called the unproject leadership model, which translates and maps the specific complexity concepts to the software development domain, consolidating them with the contributions already achieved by the lean and agile literature.
Evidence is especially desirable for those who do not work in these “fun” companies, since the paradisiac environment usually described by tech giant workers turns into horror stories told by frustrated developers on a daily basis.
A set of themes that can potentially explain self-organization from the learning viewpoint are identified, which include self-decided learning goals and personalized learning outcomes, peer teaching through active collaboration, diversity is the key and the personal attitude towards the learning matters.
Agile research has lagged behind practice, as is often the case with new and emerging phenomena in Information Systems Development (ISD).
The Implications of a Complexity Perspective for Software Engineering Practice and Research suggests that large software companies that enjoyed success in the past find themselves in increasing difficulties in today's turbulent business environments.
Three preliminary findings are obtained: walking can lead to an effective idea generation session; brainstorming while walking can encourage team members to participate in and contribute to the session in an equal manner; and it can help a team to maintain sustainable mental energy.
This paper provides a comprehensive review on the building blocks of cloud computing and relevant technological aspects including architecture, virtualization, data management, and security issues.
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