2. OSS 2006: Como, Italy

Ernesto Damiani, Brian Fitzgerald, Walt Scacchi, Marco Scotto, Giancarlo Succi (Eds.): Open Source Systems, IFIP Working Group 2.13 Foundation on Open Source Software, June 8-10, 2006, Como, Italy. IFIP 203 Springer 2006, ISBN 0-387-34225-7

Foundations and Rationale of Open Source software

Federico Iannacci:
On the Weickian Model in the Context of Open Source Software Development: Some Preliminary Insights. 3-8
Stefan Koch, Stefan Strecker, Ulrich Frank:
Conceptual Modelling as a New Entry in the Bazaar: The Open Model Approach. 9-20
Michael Weiss, Gabriella Moroiu, Ping Zhao:
Evolution of Open Source Communities. 21-32

Timo Tuunanen, Jussi Koskinen, Tommi Kärkkäinen:
Retrieving Open Source Software Licenses. 35-46
Megan Conklin:
Beyond Low-Hanging Fruit: Seeking the Next Generation in FLOSS Data Mining. 47-56
Adriaan de Groot, Sebastian Kügler, Paul J. Adams, Giorgos Gousios:
Call for Quality: Open Source Software Quality Observation. 57-62

Gregory L. Simmons, Tharam S. Dillon:
Towards an Ontology for Open Source Software Development. 65-75
Hala Annabi, Kevin Crowston, Robert Heckman:
From Individual Contribution to Group Learning. 77-90
Kevin Crowston, Barbara Scozzi:
The role of mental models in FLOSS development work practices. 91-97
Amit Basu:
A Robust Open Source Exchange for Open Source Software Development. 99-108

Kris Ven, Jan Verelst:
The Organizational Adoption of Open Source Server Software by Belgian Organizations. 111-122
Kris Ven, Dieter Van Nuffel, Jan Verelst:
The Introduction of OpenOffice.org in the Brussels Public Administration. 123-134
Knut Staring, Ola Hodne Titlestad:
Networks of Open Source Health Care Action. 135-141
Vincenzo D'Andrea, G. R. Gangadharan:
Licensing Services: An "Open" Perspective. 143-154
Björn Lundell, Brian Lings, Edvin Lindqvist:
Perceptions and Uptake of Open Source in Swedish Organisations. 155-163
Bruno Rossi, Barbara Russo, Giancarlo Succi:
A study on the introduction of Open Source Software in the Public Administration. 165-171
Jean-Luc Hardy, Marc Bourgois:
Exploring the potential of OSS in Air Traffic Management. 173-179

Ann Westenholz:
Institutional Entrepreneurs and the Bricolage of Intellectual Property Discourses. 183-193
Timo Koponen:
Life cycle of Defects in Open Source Software Projects. 195-200
Evangelia Berdou:
Insiders and outsiders: paid contributors and the dynamics of cooperation in community led F/OS projects. 201-208
Claudio Agostino Ardagna, Ernesto Damiani, Fulvio Frati, Salvatore Reale:
Adopting Open Source for Mission-Critical Applications: A Case Study on Single Sign-On. 209-220
Andrew Schofield, Grahame S. Cooper:
Participation in Free and Open Source Communities: An Empirical Study of Community Members' Perceptions. 221-231
Matthijs den Besten, Jean-Michel Dalle, Fabrice Galia:
Collaborative Maintenance in Large Open-Source Projects. 233-244

Gabriella Dodero, Katia Lupi, Erika Piffero:
Comparing macro development for personal productivity tools: an experience in validating accessibility of Talking Books. 247-252
Francesco Di Cerbo, Daniele Favara, Marco Scotto, Alberto Sillitti, Giancarlo Succi, Tullio Vernazza:
A tool to support the introduction of GNU/Linux desktop system in a professional environment. 253-260
Sulayman K. Sowe, Ioannis Stamelos, Ignatios S. Deligiannis:
A Framework for Teaching Software Testing using F/OSS Methodology. 261-266
Mehmet Gençer, Beyza Oba, Bülent Özel, Vehbi Sinan Tunalioglu:
Organization of Internet Standards. 267-272
Gregorio Robles, Jesús M. González-Barahona:
Contributor Turnover in Libre Software Projects. 273-286
Daniel Brink, Llewelyn Roos, James Weller, Jean-Paul Van Belle:
Critical Success Factors for Migrating to OSS-on-the-Desktop: Common Themes across Three South African Case Studies. 287-293

Jeffrey Robertsa, Il-Horn Hann, Sandra Slaughter:
Communication Networks in an Open Source Software Project. 297-306
Jungpil Hahn, Jae Yoon Moon, Chen Zhang:
Impact of Social Ties on Open Source Project Team Formation. 307-317
James Howison, Keisuke Inoue, Kevin Crowston:
Social dynamics of free and open source team communications. 319-330

Andrea Bonaccorsi, Lucia Piscitello, Monica Merito, Cristina Rossi:
How is it possible to profit from innovation in the absence of any appropriability? 333-334
Thomas Østerlie:
Producing and Interpreting Debug Texts. 335-336
Attilio Fiandrotti, Pierluigi Di Nunzio, Federico Di Gregorio, Angelo Raffaele Meo:
A graphical installation system for the GNU/Linux Debian distribution. 337-338
Paul A. David, Francesco Rullani:
The micro-dynamics of open source software development activity. 339-340
Marinette Savonnet, Eric Leclercq, Marie-Noëlle Terrasse, Thierry Grison, George Becker, Anne Sophie Farizy, Ludovic Denoyelle:
Development Platforms as a Niche for Software Companies in Open Source Software. 341-342
Kazuaki Maeda:
Reusable Parser Generation from Open Source Compilers. 343-344
Dengya Zhu, Vidyasagar Potdar, Elizabeth Chang:
Open Source Software Development (OSSD) Based On Software Engineering. 345-346
Andres Baravalle, Sarah Chambers:
Open Source in Web-based Periodicals. 347-348
Francesco Rentocchini, Giuditta De Prato:
Software Patents and Open Source Software in the European Union: Evidences of a Trade-Off? 349-351

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