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    Fabijan, Aleksander
    Malmö University, Faculty of Technology and Society (TS), Department of Computer Science and Media Technology (DVMT).
    Data-Driven Software Development at Large Scale: from Ad-Hoc Data Collection to Trustworthy Experimentation2018Doctoral thesis, comprehensive summary (Other academic)
    Abstract [en]

    Accurately learning what customers value is critical for the success of every company. Despite the extensive research on identifying customer preferences, only a handful of software companies succeed in becoming truly data-driven at scale. Benefiting from novel approaches such as experimentation in addition to the traditional feedback collection is challenging, yet tremendously impactful when performed correctly. In this thesis, we explore how software companies evolve from data-collectors with ad-hoc benefits, to trustworthy data-driven decision makers at scale. We base our work on a 3.5-year longitudinal multiple-case study research with companies working in both embedded systems domain (e.g. engineering connected vehicles, surveillance systems, etc.) as well as in the online domain (e.g. developing search engines, mobile applications, etc.). The contribution of this thesis is three-fold. First, we present how software companies use data to learn from customers. Second, we show how to adopt and evolve controlled experimentation to become more accurate in learning what customers value. Finally, we provide detailed guidelines that can be used by companies to improve their experimentation capabilities. With our work, we aim to empower software companies to become truly data-driven at scale through trustworthy experimentation. Ultimately this should lead to better software products and services.

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