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Margaret-Anne Storey

Introductory slides for the ICSE 2011 Panel on: What Industry Wants from Research

Tecnologia Negócios

Panel:
What
Industry
Wants

from
Research

Organizers:

Jorge
Aranda,
Daniela
Damian,

Marian
Petre,
Margaret-‐Anne
Storey,
Greg
Wilson

A
conversa>on
is
started…

Ques>ons
we
asked…

What
is
your
percep%on
of
soFware
engineering

research?

Conferences,
journals,

collabora>ons…

What
counts
as
evidence?

How
do
you
ﬁnd
out

about
results?

What
topics
should
soFware
engineering

research
focus
on?

Percep%ons
of
so0ware
research

Focused
on
organiza%ons
that
don’t
compare
to
us

Results
may
fail
to
scale

Piecemeal
improvements

Irrelevant,
dated,
ignoring
cuRng
edge
problems

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What
counts
as
evidence?

Preference
for
quan>ta>ve
data
and
sta>s>cal

signiﬁcance

Associa>on
of
qualita>ve
data
with

'mere
anecdote‘

But
-‐
inﬂuen>al
opinions
persuasive

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Diﬃculty
in
applying
our
ﬁndings

Resistance
to
change
for
small
poten>al
gains

hSp://>nyurl.com/icse2011panel

Dissemina%on
of
results

Results
are
not
geRng
out
there!

Sugges5ons:

Researchers
should
be
aSending

prac>>oner
conferences

Need
to
dis>ll
research
results
for

prac>>oners

hSp://>nyurl.com/icse2011panel

Research
topics
of
interest

Developer
issues

Tool
issues

Code
issues

User
Issues

Evalua>on
Issues

Management
issues

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Reac%ons
to
our
blog?

hSp://>nyurl.com/icse2011panel

Broadening
this
conversa>on

Panel
par>cipants

David
Weiss,
Iowa
State
University

John
Penix,
Google

Lionel
Briand,
Simula
Research
Laboratory

Peri
Tarr,
IBM
Thomas
J.
Watson
Research
Center

Tatsuhiro
Nishioka,
Corporate
SoFware

Engineering
Center,
Toshiba
Corpora>on

Wolfram
Schulte,
MicrosoF
Research

Ques>ons
we
posed
to
the
panelists…

What
percep%on
does
industry
have
of
academic

research?

What
kind
of

evidence
is
compelling?

Which
research
ques%ons
should
be
addressed?

Most
useful
empirical
ﬁnding?
Success
story?

How
to
improve
dissemina%on
of
research

results?

How
to
engage
industry
in
research?

Panel
format

5
min
presenta>ons
from
the
panelists

Your
turn!

<1
minute
closing
statement
from
each
panelist

Panel
par>cipants

David
Weiss,
Iowa
State
University

John
Penix,
Google

Lionel
Briand,
Simula
Research
Laboratory

Peri
Tarr,
IBM
Thomas
J.
Watson
Research
Center

Tatsuhiro
Nishioka,
Corporate
SoFware

Engineering
Center,
Toshiba
Corpora>on

Wolfram
Schulte,
MicrosoF
Research

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1. Panel: What Industry Wants from Research Organizers: Jorge Aranda, Daniela Damian, Marian Petre, Margaret-‐Anne Storey, Greg Wilson

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3. A conversa>on is started…

4. Ques>ons we asked… What is your percep%on of soFware engineering research? Conferences, journals, collabora>ons… What counts as evidence? How do you ﬁnd out about results? What topics should soFware engineering research focus on?

5. Percep%ons of so0ware research Focused on organiza%ons that don’t compare to us Results may fail to scale Piecemeal improvements Irrelevant, dated, ignoring cuRng edge problems hSp://>nyurl.com/icse2011panel

6. What counts as evidence? Preference for quan>ta>ve data and sta>s>cal signiﬁcance Associa>on of qualita>ve data with 'mere anecdote‘ But -‐ inﬂuen>al opinions persuasive hSp://>nyurl.com/icse2011panel

7. Diﬃculty in applying our ﬁndings Resistance to change for small poten>al gains hSp://>nyurl.com/icse2011panel

8. Dissemina%on of results Results are not geRng out there! Sugges5ons: Researchers should be aSending prac>>oner conferences Need to dis>ll research results for prac>>oners hSp://>nyurl.com/icse2011panel

9. Research topics of interest Developer issues Tool issues Code issues User Issues Evalua>on Issues Management issues hSp://>nyurl.com/icse2011panel

10. Reac%ons to our blog? hSp://>nyurl.com/icse2011panel

11. Broadening this conversa>on

12. Panel par>cipants David Weiss, Iowa State University John Penix, Google Lionel Briand, Simula Research Laboratory Peri Tarr, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center Tatsuhiro Nishioka, Corporate SoFware Engineering Center, Toshiba Corpora>on Wolfram Schulte, MicrosoF Research

13. Ques>ons we posed to the panelists… What percep%on does industry have of academic research? What kind of evidence is compelling? Which research ques%ons should be addressed? Most useful empirical ﬁnding? Success story? How to improve dissemina%on of research results? How to engage industry in research?

14. Panel format 5 min presenta>ons from the panelists Your turn! <1 minute closing statement from each panelist

15. Panel par>cipants David Weiss, Iowa State University John Penix, Google Lionel Briand, Simula Research Laboratory Peri Tarr, IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center Tatsuhiro Nishioka, Corporate SoFware Engineering Center, Toshiba Corpora>on Wolfram Schulte, MicrosoF Research