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<title>Contractual relationships in open source structures</title>
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Schulz, Carsten
Dadam, Peter; Reichert, Manfred
The article provides an overview of the legal relationships in Open Source Structures. It shows that – as within all software development and distribution models – different persons with different “functions” (developer, distributor, and user) can conclude contracts concerning various objects of agreement.
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<title>Open source in industrial contexts – A living paradox?</title>
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Niedermeier, Christoph; Schmid, Reiner; Seidel, Winfried
Dadam, Peter; Reichert, Manfred
Open Source Software (OSS) has been well established in industrial software processes during the last couple of years. However, as the combination of OSS and commercial software is considered ambiguous due to license compliancy problems by quite a few people, an investigation of the industrial demands regarding software architecture and processes as well as usage and release of commercial products that contain OSS or are built upon OSS is desperately needed. This paper aims at providing guidance to the technical management that is considering usage of OSS in their software or embedded products and is therefore focusing on architectural and process-related issues. In addition, the pros and cons of collaboration with Open Source (OS) communities are discussed.
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<title>2nd Workshop on Open Source Software in an Industrial Environment (OSSIE'04)</title>
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Wieland, Thomas
Dadam, Peter; Reichert, Manfred
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<title>Workshop – Informationstechnologie-Strategie für Entwicklungsländer am Beispiel Afghanistan</title>
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Peroz, Nazir
Dadam, Peter; Reichert, Manfred
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