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By Norbert Kathriner In Publication

Improve requirements documents

By Norbert Kathriner In Insights

How is digitalization compatible with existing (legacy) software?

By Norbert Kathriner In Publication

What is actually good software?

Street Sign the Direction Way to Original versus Fake

Improve requirements documents

How clone detection tools help to recognize copy & paste in specifications Requirements for…

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Damage assessment by satellite and AI

Use of satellite images and machine learning in agricultural insurance

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Software quality assessment through artificial intelligence

Evaluation of maintainability with machine learning

Machine Learning

Machine learning for software quality

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An activity-based quality model for maintainability

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What is actually good software?

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Replacement of a legacy system using custom transpilation

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Benchmarking ongoing development output in real-life software projects

Understanding legacy

Architecture patterns in legacy systems

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Meaningful names – a decisive factor in software systems

Publications

SOA² Report - State of the Art Service-Oriented Architectures

Markus Pizka, Markus Eisele

TECHNICAL REPORT, MSG SYSTEMS AG, APRIL 2007

An Activity-Based Quality Model for Maintainability

Florian Deissenboeck, Stefan Wagner, Markus Pizka, Jean-Francois Girad, Stefan Teuchert

IN PROCEEDINGS OF THE 23RD INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE (ICSM 2007). IEEE CS PRESS, 2007

Tool-Supported Multi-Level Language Evolution

Elmar Juergens, Markus Pizka

IN TOMI MÄNNISTÖ, EILA NIEMELÄ, AND MIKKO RAATIKAINEN, EDITORS, SOFTWARE AND SERVICES VARIABILITY MANAGEMENT WORKSHOP - CONCEPTS, MODELS AND TOOLS, NUMBER 3 IN HELSINKI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SOFTWARE BUSINESS AND ENGINEERING INSTITUTE RESEARCH REPORTS, PAGES 48-67, HELSINKI, FINLAND, APRIL 2007

Measuring Productivity Using the Infamous Lines of Code Metric

Benedikt Mas y Parareda, Markus Pizka

APSEC 2007 CO-LOCATED WORKSHOP PROCEEDINGS: SPACE 2007 WORKSHOP. INFORMATION PROCESSING SOCIETY OF JAPAN (IPSJ), NAGOYA, JAPAN, 2007

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