Learning Software Organizations: Methodology and Applications (11th International Conference on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering, SEKE'99)

This work provides an insightful exploration into the realm of software engineering and knowledge engineering, reflecting on the discussions and findings that emerged during the 11th International Conference. It presents a meticulously curated collection of papers that delve into the methodologies and applications surrounding the evolving nature of software organizations. Highlighting new research trends and practices, the text aims to enhance understanding of how software development and knowledge sharing can be better integrated within organizations.

The contributions within this volume showcase the diverse range of approaches tackled by researchers and practitioners alike. By reviewing rigorous evaluations and case studies, readers are offered a unique perspective on contemporary challenges faced in software engineering. The insights aim to foster collaboration, improve practices, and advance the field, ultimately serving as a valuable resource for those keen on staying ahead in the dynamic world of software development.