Rami Bahsoon

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2011
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Rami Bahsoon, Wolfgang Emmerich:
Economics-Driven Architecting for Non Functional Requirements in the Presence of Middleware. Relating Software Requirements and Architectures 2011: 353-371
2010
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Rami Bahsoon, Licia Capra, Wolfgang Emmerich, Mohamed E. Fayad:
Special Issue on Software Architecture and Mobility. J. Syst. Softw. 83(6): 883-884 (2010)
2009
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Rami Bahsoon, Wolfgang Emmerich:
Architectural Stability. OTM Workshops 2009: 304-315
2008
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Licia Capra, Rami Bahsoon, Wolfgang Emmerich, Mohamed E. Fayad:
The international workshop on software architectures and mobility (SAM 2008). ICSE Companion 2008: 1033-1034
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Rami Bahsoon, Wolfgang Emmerich:
An Example on Economics-driven Software Mining. SEKE 2008: 375-380
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Rami Bahsoon, Wolfgang Emmerich:
Valuing Flexibility in Software Product Line Architectures. SPLC (2) 2008: 285-291
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Rami Bahsoon, Wolfgang Emmerich:
An Economics-Driven Approach for Valuing Scalability in Distributed Architectures. WICSA 2008: 9-18
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Rami Bahsoon, Licia Capra, Wolfgang Emmerich, Mohamed E. Fayad:
Proceedings of the 1st International Workshop on Software Architectures and Mobility, SAM '08, Leipzig, Germany, May 10, 2008. ACM 2008, ISBN 978-1-60558-022-7 [contents]
2006
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Rami Bahsoon, Wolfgang Emmerich:
Requirements for Evaluating Architectural Stability. AICCSA 2006: 1143-1146
2005
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Rami Bahsoon, Wolfgang Emmerich, Jonathan Macke:
Using real options to select stable middleware-induced software architectures. IEE Proc. Softw. 152(4): 167-186 (2005)
2004
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Rami Bahsoon, Wolfgang Emmerich:
Evaluating Architectural Stability with Real Options Theory. ICSM 2004: 443-447

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