Overview

Introduction and Motivation

Learning Organizations in the Software Engineering Domain

Knowledge Management Terminology

The Quality Improvement Paradigm

The Experience Factory Organization

Organizational Knowledge Creation

Enabling Techniques for Learning Organizations

Experimentation

Measurement

Modeling

Reuse

Computer Supported Collaborative Learning (CSCL)

Outlook

The Contributions from SEKE'99 and LSO'99 to this Book

Methodology

Applications

References

Methodology

Systematic Population, Utilization, and Maintenance of a Repository for Comprehensive Reuse

Klaus-Dieter Althoff

Andreas Birk

Susanne Hartkopf

Wolfgang Muller

Markus Nick

Dagmar Surmann

Carsten Tautz

On Developing a Repository Structure Tailored for Reuse with Improvement

Raimund L. Feldmann

Systematically Diagnosing and Improving the Perceived Usefulness of Organizational Memories

Klaus-Dieter Althoff

Markus Nick

Carsten Tautz

Technical Requirements for the Implementation of an Experience Base

Mikael Broome

Per Runeson

Proactive Knowledge Delivery for Enterprise Knowledge Management

Andreas Abecker

Ansgar Bernardi

Michael Sintek

Goal-Oriented and Similarity-Based Retrieval of Software Engineering Experienceware

Christiane Gresse von Wangenheim

Klaus-Dieter Althoff

Ricardo M. Barcia

A Knowledge Management Lifecycle for Experience Packages on Software Engineering Technologies

Andreas Birk

Felix Kroschel

Applications

Knowledge Management at a Software House An Experience Report

Peter Brossler

``Talk to Paula and Peter - They Are Experienced'' - The Experience Engine in a Nutshell

Conny Johansson

Patrik Hall

Michael Coquard

Push or Pull: Two Cognitive Modes of Systematic Experience Transfer at DaimlerChrysler

Eva Wieser

Frank Houdek

Kurt Schneider

Collecting, Storing and Utilizing Information about Improvement Opportunities: A Discussion of the Non-Technological Barriers to Success

Henrik M. Giaever

Transferring and Evolving Experience: A Practical Approach and Its Application on Software Inspections