Support for Knowledge and Innovations in Software Development – Community within Company: Inner Source Environment
Pulkkinen, M., Mazhelis, O., Marttiin, P., & Meriluoto, J. (2007). Support for Knowledge and Innovations in Software Development – Community within Company: Inner Source Environment. In Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Web Information Systems and Technologies. INSTICC. https://doi.org/10.5220/0001280501410150
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2007Oppiaine
TituThis case study considers a software development support portal adapted from open source developer
communities into a company internal, so called inner-source development environment. With theoretical
insights into knowledge management (KM) models, recent advancements in KM theory building, and
observations of the inner source platform we make observations as regarding the KM approach and
suggestions for its further development. Both technological and human components of KM are considered.
The results of this study, can be generally applicable to the knowledge creation and innovation support in
software development. We believe that many software companies are following the example and building
virtual environments to support the knowledge processes and innovation in their activities. The case
company, Nokia, is a pioneer in KM efforts for the software organization.
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