Accepted papers - ICGSE2015

ICGSE2015 Accepted Full Research Papers

• Modeling a Global Software Development Project as a Complex
  Socio-Technical System to Facilitate Risk Management and Improve the
  Project Structure
  
       Ilia Bider and Henning Otto.
• Knowledge Management Strategies in Practice-Lesson Learned from Globally Distributed Agile Projects
  
        Mohammad Abdur Razzak.
• Extending Survivability Models for Global Software Development with Media Synchronicity Theory
  
       Alberto Avritzer, Sarah Beecham, Josiane Kroll, Daniel Sadoc Menasché, John Noll, Maria Paasivaara and Ricardo Britto.
• Virtual Teams and Employability in Global Software Engineering Education
  
       Julian Bass, Roger McDermott and Jaiprakash Lalchandani.
• Predicting Interruptibility in Software Engineering with off-the-Shelf Computers
  
       Paolo Tell, Shahram Jalaliniya, Mads D. Christensen, Kristian S. M. Andersen, Anders B. Mellson and Jakob E. Bardram.
• Systematic Software Development: A State of the Practice Report from Germany
  
       Marco Kuhrmann and Daniel Méndez Fernández.
• Preparing the Global Software Engineer
  
       Anne-Kathrin Peters, Waqar Hussain, Asa Cajander Cajander, Tony Clear and Mats Daniels.
• Cultural Models and Their Interplay in Global Software-Engineering Practice
  
       Hina Shah and Nancy J. Nersessian.
• Reporting Empirical Evidence in Distributed Software Development: An Extended Taxonomy
  
       Antonio Techio, Rafael Prikladnicki and Sabrina Marczak.

ICGSE2015 Accepted Short Research Papers

• Distributed Software Engineering in Collaborative Research Projects
  
       Michael Derntl, Dominik Renzel, Petru Nicolaescu, István Koren and Ralf Klamma
• Assessing the Strength of Global Teaming practices: A pilot study
  
       Sarah Beecham, John Noll and Ita Richardson

ICGSE2015 Accepted Practice Papers

• Offshore Supplier to Preferred Partner: A Journey
  
       Nikhil Mokashi, Debi Prasad Mahapatra and Madan Mohan Jha
• Continuous software testing in a globally distributed project
  
       Nils Brede Moe, Daniela Cruzes, Tore Dyba and Edda Mikkelsen
• Coaching an global agile virtual team
  
       Nils Brede Moe, Daniela Cruzes, Tore Dyba and Ellen Engebretsen
• An Empirical Investigation on Effort Estimation in Agile Global Software Development
  
       Ricardo Britto, Emilia Mendes and Jürgen Börstler
• Challenges in Adapting Scrum in Legacy Global Configurator Project
  
       Rajeevkumar Gupta and Prabhulinga Manikreddy
• Successfully transforming to Lean by changing the mindset in a global product development team
  
       Utpal Samanta and Mani V. S.
• Assessing the Effectiveness of Static Analysis through Defect Correlation Analysis
  
       
  Radhika Venkatasubramanyam, Shrinath Gupta and Umesh Uppili

Accepted papers