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Brown Bag seminar from March 1st, hosted by Software Center theme 4: ‘Customer Data and Ecosystem Driven Development’. Speaker is Helena H. Olsson, Malmö University. Link to the video: https://youtu.be/iUqLlh_ZIKE Abstract: Data driven and experimental development practices provide effective means for companies to adopt a customer and market-centric way-of-working. In online companies, controlled experimentation is the primary technique to measure how customers respond to variants of deployed software. Over the

Software Center lunch seminar: “There, but what about Back Again? – Propagating manual modifications from generated code to the design model” Speaker: Robbert Jongeling, MDH In one of its forms, model-based development brings the benefit of complete code generation from design models. The generated code may be subject to manual changes for several reasons, such as fixing errors after code-level testing, or adjusting the code for different variants of targeted

Recording of the Software Center lunch seminar: “For a few dollars more… we forgot our process” Speaker: Antonio Martini Description: Process improvement might be down-prioritized exactly like software quality. Besides the well-known Technical Debt, we should also pay attention to possibly dangerous Process Debt. In this talk I’ll introduce the concept and share a few interesting findings for the first investigation with the software center companies. Link to the recorded

Thank you all for attending the Sprint 19 Reporting workshop! Recordings of presentations are now available in the Software Center YouTube channel, with direct links in the agenda below; enjoy! The next reporting workshop is taking place on June 17th, we are looking forward to seeing you there! Presentations from the December Reporting Workshop: 10:00-10:30: Opening: Jan Bosch 10:30-11:00: Shifting Gears: Towards Continuous Value Flow Keynote presentation by Dr Frances

Today, some 130 Software Center enthusiasts met at Gothia Towers in Gothenburg for the sprint No 17 Reporting workshop. We conclude that Software Center now has 14 industrial and 5 academic partners, joining forces to significantly improve the digitalization capability of the European Software-Intensive industry. A warm thank you to each and everyone who contributed with talks, presentations, poster and discussions! Below, a few presentations from the workshop: Opening: Opening

We have had quite a year 2018 with many successes and positive developments. To name just a few: We kicked off and grew the senior leaders, product management and systems engineering communities in response to the broadened scope of Software Center. We added CEVT as a new partner during this year and experience very strong interest from several other companies so I am hopeful that we will add new partners

The Software Center Annual Report is summarizing activities, projects and publications in Software Center during 2017.    2017 is the year that Software Center changed perspective from the more confined scope of best practices to software engineering to the broader scope of digitalization. In addition, we changed the scope from Nordic to European. So, the expanded mission of Software Center is to “improve the digitalization capability of the European Software-Intensive industry