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call for papers: EPIC’13 - 4th Workshop on Leveraging Empirical Research Results for Software Business Success
EPIC’13 at ICSOB’13 - Call for Papers
4th Workshop on Leveraging Empirical Research Results for Software Business Success
https://epic2013workshop.weebly.com/
Important Dates
18th March 2013 paper submission
22nd April 2013 author notification
10th May 2013 final papers submission
Goals and Themes
The primary goal of this workshop is to foster community and to debate the need for and the value of using empirical approaches to researching aspects of software processes, products and services that contribute to software business success. We bring together practitioners and researchers to come up with novel ideas about how software industry and software engineering science can profit more from each other by practicing empirical research approaches.
We invite for submissions about one of the three central themes as follows:
• How do science and software industry collaborate in a mutually beneficial way? What is the perceived value of empirical software engineering research, from practitioners’ standpoint? What reporting formats do practitioners in software businesses prefer from academic researchers? How to sell research ideas and how to acquire software industry partners? How to close communication gaps between research and software industry?
• Approaches to caring out industry-relevant research and experiences in using these approaches, e.g. action research, explorative case studies, experiments, replication studies, validation and evaluation studies.
• Software-industry-relevant empirical studies, discussing lessons learnt, applying theories, presenting state-of-the-art practices or the impact of empirical research on software business practice.
Submissions
EPIC 2013 invites experience reports and research papers. We encourage both practitioners and researchers to submit papers on their experiences. We welcome both full papers (max. 10 pages) and position papers (max. 6 pages).
All submissions must use the Springer LNCS style. Please submit your contributions here:
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=icsobws2013
A best paper award will be bestowed on the best paper submitted.
Organizers
Maya Daneva, University of Twente, Netherlands, m.daneva@utwente.nl (primary contact)
Andrea Herrmann, Free Software Engineering Trainer and Researcher, Germany, herrmann@herrmann-ehrlich.de
4th Workshop on Leveraging Empirical Research Results for Software Business Success
https://epic2013workshop.weebly.com/
Important Dates
18th March 2013 paper submission
22nd April 2013 author notification
10th May 2013 final papers submission
Goals and Themes
The primary goal of this workshop is to foster community and to debate the need for and the value of using empirical approaches to researching aspects of software processes, products and services that contribute to software business success. We bring together practitioners and researchers to come up with novel ideas about how software industry and software engineering science can profit more from each other by practicing empirical research approaches.
We invite for submissions about one of the three central themes as follows:
• How do science and software industry collaborate in a mutually beneficial way? What is the perceived value of empirical software engineering research, from practitioners’ standpoint? What reporting formats do practitioners in software businesses prefer from academic researchers? How to sell research ideas and how to acquire software industry partners? How to close communication gaps between research and software industry?
• Approaches to caring out industry-relevant research and experiences in using these approaches, e.g. action research, explorative case studies, experiments, replication studies, validation and evaluation studies.
• Software-industry-relevant empirical studies, discussing lessons learnt, applying theories, presenting state-of-the-art practices or the impact of empirical research on software business practice.
Submissions
EPIC 2013 invites experience reports and research papers. We encourage both practitioners and researchers to submit papers on their experiences. We welcome both full papers (max. 10 pages) and position papers (max. 6 pages).
All submissions must use the Springer LNCS style. Please submit your contributions here:
https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=icsobws2013
A best paper award will be bestowed on the best paper submitted.
Organizers
Maya Daneva, University of Twente, Netherlands, m.daneva@utwente.nl (primary contact)
Andrea Herrmann, Free Software Engineering Trainer and Researcher, Germany, herrmann@herrmann-ehrlich.de
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