Volume 31, Issue 6, 1 November 2014, Article number 6949534, Pages 41-46
Virtual teams [Guest editors' introduction] (Review)
a
Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden
b
University of Southern Denmark, Denmark
c
Keil KTM GmbH, Germany
Blekinge Institute of Technology, Sweden
b
University of Southern Denmark, Denmark
c
Keil KTM GmbH, Germany
Abstract
Over the past decades, today, and in
the future, business contexts in software organizations and the common
ways of developing software are changing dramatically. Formation of
teams in distributed environments, virtual or not, calls for new ways of
working across geographic, temporal, and cultural boundaries. This,
however, also requires effective leadership approaches enabled through
systems, processes, technology, and people. The authors pulled together
this special issue to provide some ideas and strategies for
practitioners and open questions for researchers. The Web extra at
http://youtu.be/YxE6S6MM3Ws is an audio recording in which author IEEE
Software Multimedia Editor Davide Falessi interviews Laurence Tratt and
Adam Welc, guest editors of the magazine's September/October 2014 issue,
about the field of programming languages.
the future, business contexts in software organizations and the common
ways of developing software are changing dramatically. Formation of
teams in distributed environments, virtual or not, calls for new ways of
working across geographic, temporal, and cultural boundaries. This,
however, also requires effective leadership approaches enabled through
systems, processes, technology, and people. The authors pulled together
this special issue to provide some ideas and strategies for
practitioners and open questions for researchers. The Web extra at
http://youtu.be/YxE6S6MM3Ws is an audio recording in which author IEEE
Software Multimedia Editor Davide Falessi interviews Laurence Tratt and
Adam Welc, guest editors of the magazine's September/October 2014 issue,
about the field of programming languages.
Author keywords
distributed teams; insourcing; outsourcing; software engineering; virtual teams
Indexed keywords
Engineering controlled terms: Outsourcing; Software engineering
Business contexts; Cultural boundaries; Distributed
environments; Distributed teams; Insourcing; Software organization;
Virtual team
environments; Distributed teams; Insourcing; Software organization;
Virtual team
Engineering main heading: Multimedia systems
ISSN: 07407459
CODEN: IESOESource Type: Journal
Original language: English
DOI: 10.1109/MS.2014.149Document Type: Review
Publisher: IEEE Computer Society
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