Crowd Build: A Methodology for Enterprise Software Development Using Crowdsourcing

Dwarakanath, Anurag; Chintala, Upendra; Shrikanth, N. C.; Virdi, Gurdeep; Kass, Alex; Chandran, Anitha; Sengupta, Shamik; Paul, Sanjoy Kumar

doi:10.1109/csi-se.2015.9

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“…Crowdsourcing is characterized by the crowd's voluntary participation [10]. Thus, there is a possibility that no crowd worker volunteers to complete a task.…”

Section: Timeliness Of the Submissionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This access may allow a crowd worker to legitimately get inside the firewall and subsequently access sensitive information. Further, it has been suggested [10] that access control should be used to provide specific need based access.…”

Section: Network Security and Access Controlmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…* In this paper, we study the application of crowdsourcing in the context of enterprise software development. Crowdsourcing has a number of potential benefits over the existing software development methodologies [31] [10] including: a) Faster time-to-market due to parallel execution of tasks; b) Lower cost due to access to the right skills; c) Higher quality through the creativity & competitive nature of the crowd.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Trustworthiness in enterprise crowdsourcing

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Shrikanth²,

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Proceedings of the 38th International Conference on Software Engineering Companion

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In this paper we study the trustworthiness of the crowd for crowdsourced software development. Through the study of literature from various domains, we present the risks that impact the trustworthiness in an enterprise context. We survey known techniques to mitigate these risks. We also analyze key metrics from multiple years of empirical data of actual crowdsourced software development tasks from two leading vendors. We present the metrics around untrustworthy behavior and the performance of certain mitigation techniques. Our study and results can serve as guidelines for crowdsourced enterprise software development.

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“…Crowdsourcing is characterized by the crowd's voluntary participation [10]. Thus, there is a possibility that no crowd worker volunteers to complete a task.…”

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Section: Network Security and Access Controlmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Trustworthiness in enterprise crowdsourcing

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Shrikanth²,

Kumar

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Proceedings of the 38th International Conference on Software Engineering Companion

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“…To deepen the analysis on each category, it was identified in which stages of a project the different categories are being adopted. For this, the approach proposed by Dwarakanath et al [4] that defined five steps in a CS:…”

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“…CS software development has become a well-established approach and is currently finding strong support due to the creation of CS platforms dedicated to the industrial and productive software sector [4]. In this way, the literature has been constantly updated with publications to understand the benefits, challenges, and configuration of CS software development [3], [5], [6].…”

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confidence: 99%