Collaboration Quantified: Lessons from Open Source Developer Networks
from Deutsche Bank (Berlin)
About speaker
Director and Chief Technology Manager with 12+ years at Deutsche Bank, with expertise in multiple areas such as SRE, Data Analysis, Electronic Trading and FinTech Platforms. He is part of Digital Standards Initiative in International Chamber of Commerce.
About speakers company
Deutsche Bank Berlin Technology Centre (BTC) is a dynamic and fast-growing technology hub situated in Berlin, supporting mainly Deutsche Bank's Investment Bank and Corporate Bank businesses. As one of the five strategic global Technology Centres spanning Europe, Asia, and the US, BTC drives innovation and technological advancement of the Bank.
Abstracts
Is it possible to quantify collaboration? How does a single issue, pull request, or code commit contribute to establishing an effective developer network? In this talk, we will analyze millions of artifacts from multi-year open source projects, explore collaborative patterns, and connect them with recent research in organizational behavior and professional networks. The session will provide a framework and propose an evidence-based perspective on measuring and improving collaboration.
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