The aim of this workshop is to bring together researchers and practitioners to discuss the current state of Software Engineering (SE) research and Industrial Practice (IP), and advance collaboration to reduce the gap between research and practice. Research and business are coupled for the software companies, which are transforming intellectual property into products, services and business concepts. However, proper synchronization is missing between SE research and practice. Therefore, the challenges are to identify the gaps and to discover ways of improving collaboration, for the mutual benefit of research and industrial practice.
The workshop will have paper presentations, practitioners’ talks and round table discussions. Researchers and practitioners are invited to submit papers and talk proposals on topics related to the workshop. These topics include, but are not limited to:
> Business models and/or collaboration mechanisms between researchers and practitioners
> Challenges, issues, bottlenecks and gaps in adoption of research;
> Examples of what industry wants from research and what research wants from industry
> Existing research and systematic methods which are beneficial but ignored by the industry
> How each side can participate in the issues, needs, and demands of the other
> National and cultural differences in collaborations
> Practical challenges that have potential for research
> Success stories and best practices from SE research-practice partnerships
> The role and practice of open source in industry academia collaboration
Submissions SER&IP 2017 is soliciting regular and short papers as well as talk proposals. Regular papers should not exceed 7 pages, short papers should not exceed 4 pages and 15 minutes talk proposals from practitioners should not exceed a two-page extended abstract and 15 minutes presentation or video. Papers and abstracts should conform to the ICSE formatting and submission guidelines. Please submit the papers, abstracts and presentations in PDF format and videos in MP4 format on EasyChair.
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Posted 28-11-2016 on 11:33:53 AEDT