D Brunner, Der Lohn ist und bleibt ein Tabuthema, In: Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Beilage NZZ executive, 220, p. 85, 20 September 2008. (Newspaper Article)
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Josef Falkinger, Limited attention as a scarce resource in information-rich economies, Economic Journal, Vol. 118 (532), 2008. (Journal Article)
This article uses basic facts from the psychology of attention to show how the limited attention of consumers affects economic competition. The article determines endogenously whether an economy is information rich or information poor. A conventional economic equilibrium results if subjects have spare attention capacity. At the positive level, the respective impacts of advances in information technology, international integration and the media on equilibrium diversity and level of attention-seeking activities are shown. At the normative level, the issues of welfare, efficiency and optimal policy interventions are addressed. |
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Dennis Schoeneborn, Organisation als Kommunikation: Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der externen Beratung von Organisationen, In: 4. Tagung der Initiative Die Meso-Perspektive in der Publizistik- und Kommunikationswissenschaft: "Organisation und Kommunikation: Schnittstellen zwischen Theorie und Praxis", 2008-09-19. (Conference or Workshop Paper published in Proceedings)
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Pierre-Alexandre Sallier, Thorsten Hens, La finance comportementale est plus en phase avec la réalité des banquiers, In: Le temps, 17 September 2008. (Media Coverage)
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Hans Geiger, Havarie des Finanzplatzes, In: Tagesanzeiger, p. 26, 16 September 2008. (Newspaper Article)
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Beat Fluri, Emanuel Giger, H C Gall, Discovering patterns of change types, In: 23rd IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (ASE 2008), IEEE Computer Society, Los Alamitos, 2008-09-15. (Conference or Workshop Paper published in Proceedings)
The reasons why software is changed are manyfold; new features are added, bugs have to be fixed, or the consistency of coding rules has to be re-established. Since there are many types of of source code changes we want to explore whether they appear frequently together in time and whether they describe specific development activities. We describe a semi-automated approach to discover patterns of such change types using agglomerative hierarchical clustering. We extracted source code changes of one commercial and two open-source software systems and applied the clustering. We found that change type patterns do describe development activities and affect the control flow, the exception flow, or change the API. |
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Giacomo Ghezzi, H C Gall, Towards software analysis as a service, In: 4th Internatioal ERCIM Workshop on Software Evolution and Evolvability (Evol'08), IEEE Computer Society, Los Alamitos, 2008-09-15. (Conference or Workshop Paper published in Proceedings)
Throughout the years software engineers have come up with a myriad of specialized tools and techniques that focus on a certain type of analysis, such as metrics extraction, evolution tracking, co-change detection, bug prediction, all the way up to social network analysis of team dynamics.
However, easy and straight forward synergies between these analyses/tools rarely exist because of their stand-alone nature, their platform dependence, their different input and output formats and the variety of systems to analyze. This significantly hampers their usage and reduces their acceptance by other researchers and software companies.
To overcome this problem we propose a distributed and collaborative software analysis platform to enable a seamless interoperability of software analysis tools across platform, geographical and organizational boundaries. In particular, we devise software analysis tools as services that can be accessed and composed over the Internet. These distributed services shall be widely accessible through a software analysis broker where organizations and research groups can register and share their tools. To enable (semi)-automatic use and composition of these tools, they are classified and mapped into a software analysis taxonomy and adhere to specific meta-models and ontologies for their category of analysis. |
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Bruno Staffelbach, Engagement beruht auf Gegenseitigkeit, In: Neue Zürcher Zeitung: Beilage NZZ executive, 214, p. 81, 13 September 2008. (Newspaper Article)
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Andrea Schenker-Wicki, Qualitätsmanagement im Hochschulbereich: Internationale Impulse und nationale Herausforderungen, In: Veranstaltungsreihe Apropos Bologna. 2008. (Conference Presentation)
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Marc Oliver Rieger, Kein Wundermittel, In: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 212, p. B7, 10 September 2008. (Newspaper Article)
Strukturierte Produkte sehen auf den ersten Blick attraktiv aus. Doch lohnt sich eine Investition wirklich? |
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Rudolf Volkart, Monica Hegglin, Starke Massnahme, In: Finanz und Wirtschaft, 72, p. 1, 10 September 2008. (Newspaper Article)
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Thorsten Hens, Wege aus der Psychofalle, In: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, 212, p. 1, 10 September 2008. (Newspaper Article)
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Bettina Bauer-Messmer, Thomas Scharrenbach, Rolf Grütter, Improving an environmental ontology by incorporating user-input, In: Environmental Informatics and Industrial Ecology. Proceedings of the 22nd International Conference on Informatics for Environmental Protection, Shaker Verlag, Aachen, Aachen, 2008-09-10. (Conference or Workshop Paper published in Proceedings)
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S Fricker, T Gorschek, Martin Glinz, Goal-oriented requirements communication in new product development, In: 2nd International Workshop on Software Product Management (IWSPM'08), 2008-09-09. (Conference or Workshop Paper published in Proceedings)
Product development organizations often distribute the responsibilities for requirements engineering over several roles. The collaboration of product management, concerned with market needs, and product development, concerned with the technological aspects of a product, is well established. Such shared responsibility provides advantages in the utilization of specific knowledge, skills, and resources. However, the collaboration leads to increased demands on coordination. Novel concepts and models need to be investigated to support such collaborative requirements engineering. In this paper we focus on requirements communication from product management to a development team by proposing and evaluating the model of goal-oriented requirements communication. The model explains how efficiency and effectiveness of requirements communication can be increased and allows the utilization of established requirements engineering knowledge in a new way to address the task of requirements communication. |
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Fabio Victora Hecht, LiveShift: Peer-to-peer Live Streaming with Distributed Time-Shifting, In: Eighth International Conference on Peer-to-Peer Computing (P2P08), Demo Session. 2008. (Conference Presentation)
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Reinhard Stoiber, T Reinhard, Martin Glinz, Visualization Support for Software Product Line Modeling, In: 2nd International Workshop on Visualization in Software Product Line Engineering, 2008-09-08. (Conference or Workshop Paper published in Proceedings)
Product derivation from a product line model is a central activity in product line requirements engineering. A product line framework and/or approach should provide sophisticated visualization and product derivation support, otherwise large product lines become very hard to handle. In this paper we first present how we can benefit from existing single-system visualization techniques in product lines. Then we introduce new visualization aids and concepts that support the analysis of variability and the derivation of products in software product line engineering. We expect that these new visual support mechanisms will significantly ease the work of stakeholders and requirements engineers when negotiating a new product based on a software product line. |
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Fabio Victora Hecht, Thomas Bocek, C Morariu, D Hausheer, Burkhard Stiller, LiveShift: Peer-to-peer live streaming with distributed time-shifting, In: 8th International Conference on Peer-to-Peer Computing (P2P'08), Demo Session 2, 2008-09-08. (Conference or Workshop Paper published in Proceedings)
The increasing assortment of devices with IP connectivity contributes to the high popularity of video sharing over the Internet. High traffic generated by such applications at the source can be better distributed using a peer-to-peer overlay, since every user forwards information to other users. Current implementations target either live or on demand video streaming. LiveShift is an application that combines both approaches. While video is transmitted through the peer-to-peer network in a live fashion, all peers participate in a distributed storage. This adds ability to replay time-shifted streams from other peers in a distributed and scalable manner. For the demonstration, a decentralized network is used, with peers running on EMANICSLab nodes and notebook computers. |
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Egon Franck, A Picot, Helmut Max Dietl, Organisation: eine ökonomische Perspektive, Schäffer-Poeschel, Stuttgart, 2008-09-08. (Book/Research Monograph)
Ein unternehmensübergreifendes Verständnis von Organisation ist von zentraler Bedeutung. Denn es hat sich gezeigt, dass die Organisation des Unternehmensumfeldes, z. B. Wettbewerbspolitik, und die Organisation an den Grenzen der Unternehmung - z.B. Outsourcing, Kooperationen - erheblichen Einfluss auf den Erfolg und die Gestaltung von Unternehmensstrukturen haben. Das Lehrbuch wurde in der 5. Auflage aktualisiert und ergänzt um die Bereiche `Dienstleistungs-/Service-Organisation` und `Organisation von Wertschöpfung`. |
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Rino Borini, Cyril Schicker, Thorsten Hens, Die Produkte der modernen Geldanlage, In: PUNKTuell, 7 September 2008. (Media Coverage)
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J Novak, Susanne Schmidt-Rauch, M Aggeler, Gerhard Schwabe, Kooperative Medienumgebungen für das Reisebüro der Zukunft, In: Mensch und Computer 2008, 2008-09-07. (Conference or Workshop Paper published in Proceedings)
In diesem Beitrag präsentieren wir einen Ansatz zur Unterstützung der kooperativen Reiseberatung basierend auf einem interaktiven Großbildschirmsystem, welches eine gemeinsame Visualisierung der Informations-Ressourcen zur Verbesserung der Interaktion und Kommunikation zwischen Kunden und Berater erlaubt und verschiedene Medienkanäle für den Zugriff auf Internet-Ressourcen und andere Experten integriert. Aufbauend auf einem nutzerzentrierten Szenario stellen wir einen konkreten System-Prototyp vor und diskutieren die ersten Erfahrungen aus einem Feld-Experiment in einer realen Reiseagentur. Der Einsatz des berührungsempfindlichen Großbildschirms und der Multimedia-Ressourcen fördert die emotionale Beteiligung des Benutzers, während die Integration der Community-Informationen die Vertrauenswürdigkeit erhöht. Die Ergebnisse deuten darauf hin, dass solch ein System den Kooperationsprozess bzw. die Kunden- und Beraterzufriedenheit deutlich verbessern kann. |
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