Project-Team ARLES Software Architectures and Distributed Systems

Project-Team ARLES Software Architectures and Distributed Systems

RESCUE Cooperative Navigation for Rescue Robots 3rd Year Technical Report

During its third year, the research work on the RESCUE project was spread over several topics of short and long term application to real robots and scenarios, some of them new within the project, others extending past activities. This slightly more detailed report of the activity carried out during year 3 summarizes the progresses made. It is composed of three main sections (navigation, distrib...

Process Awareness for Distributed Software Development in Virtual Teams

Organizations increasingly define their software development projects as “virtual project teams”, where project members from within the organization cooperate with outside experts and therefore build a “community”, which in many cases o1perates as a highly distributed team. Process modeling, composition and – configuration are substantial ingredients for team activities. This paper analyses the...

Distributed Architectures for E - Market Design 1

In the TEM project, we investigate novel architectures for the design of electronic marketplaces. At the core of our research is the study of various types of electronic negotiations, and the development of architectures and software tools to support those negotiations. One major focus of the TEM project are combined negotiations and combined negotiation support systems. This paper provides an ...

Knowledge Integration in Software Teams: An Assessment of Team Project and IT-related Issues

Organizational knowledge resources typically exist in specialized pockets scattered across the firm. As distributed knowledge systems, firms’ capacity to manage their knowledge resources is linked with their ability to integrate these pockets of specialized knowledge. Firms are increasingly depending on teams to strategically consolidate their dispersed knowledge into productive outcomes. Teams...