Redes de Colaboração em Ecossistemas de Software: Uma Análise baseada em uma Revisão Longitudinal de Literatura
Abstract
A Software Ecosystem is the interaction of a set of actors having a technological platform in common and resulting in a number of software solutions or services. The development of this kind of large software system involves business, technical, and social aspects. Manikas (2016)’s literature review revealed that although software ecosystems are gaining importance, the topics is still in development and that some aspects are less discussed than others, such as the social one. In order to highlight the collaborations among authors, including the ones that discuss social aspect, this papers presents the visualization of collaborative networks among authors of software ecosystems papers as listed in Manika's literature review. Results of such visualizations reveal hidden patterns of collaboration and point out central authors. It also highlights the little attention given to social aspects until now.
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