Analyzing Firm Participation in Open Source Communities

Chapter V: Software Development and Coordination Tools in Open Source Communities

The organization of open source communities: Towards a framework to analyze the reationship between openness and reliability

De overheid en open source: een kwestie van moeten?

Herijking van het ICT-Veiligheidsbeleid. Analyse van de lopende initiatieven van de ministeries van Economische Zaken, Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijkrelaties en Justitie

Beleid zonder markt of overheid. Ontwikkelingen in twee decennia onderzoek naar common pool resources

Implementation of Shared Service Centres in Public Administration: Dilemmas and Trade-offs

Coping with Coopetition in Knowledge-Intensive Multiparty Alliances: Two Case Studies

Understanding open source communities: An organizational perspective

Standardization and other coordination mechanisms in open source software

Rethinking Free, Libre and Open Source Software

Organizing for continuity in a digital information commons: the institutions in open source communities

Handling variety: The tension between adaptability and interoperability of open source software

Shared services centers bij de rijksoverheid: Big bang of zachte dwang

Reliability in open source communities

Shared Services bij de rijksoverheid: Big bang of zachte dwang

Coordination mechanisms in open source communities

Reliability against the odds: The lessons of open source communicaties for developing reliable software

Sustainability of virtual communities: how to deal with structureal conflicts in 'hybrid' OSS communities

Handling Variety in Java & Linux: Coordinating Mechanisms for the Future Generation?