Authors
Larry Abdullai, Hatef Shamshiri, Hasan Mahmud, Muhammad Hamza, Essi Aittamaa, Jaakko Vuolasto, Mikhail O Adisa, Roope Luukkainen, Sonja M Hyrynsalmi, Niina Mässeli, Nasreen Azad, Bahalul Haque, Juha-Pekka Joutsenlahti, Wondemeneh Legesse, Ahmed Abdelsalam, Anastasiia Gurzhii, Jouni Ikonen, Slinger Jansen, Casper van Schothorst
Publication date
2022/10/29
Source
International Conference on Software Business
Pages
182-195
Publisher
Springer International Publishing
Description
The field of software ecosystems is rapidly maturing and significant numbers of articles are published each year to further develop our understanding of this concept and support innovation through it. The growth of the field also brings along challenges, such as findability and reusability of research results, coordination of research initiatives, and significant review pressure on members of the community. In this mapping study of empirical research methods in the field, we show that few studies do a good job of reporting their research methods and results. Using data from the study, we provide guidelines for performing empirical research in software ecosystems.
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