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Area of Science:

  • Computer Science
  • Software Engineering
  • Business Management

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  • Software ecosystems involve multiple organizations collaborating around a common technology platform.
  • Effective governance is crucial for managing actors and ensuring the success of software ecosystems.
  • Existing models may lack structured guidance for ecosystem orchestrators.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce and validate the Software Ecosystem Governance Maturity Model (SEGMM).
  • To provide a structured framework for software ecosystem orchestrators to manage and govern ecosystem actors.
  • To support the development and maturity of software ecosystems through defined practices.

Main Methods:

  • A critical structured literature review was conducted to identify relevant practices.
  • 168 software ecosystem governance practices were collected and documented.
  • Six case studies with software ecosystem orchestrators were performed for validation.

Main Results:

  • The Software Ecosystem Governance Maturity Model (SEGMM) was developed, incorporating 168 identified practices.
  • Each practice is detailed with a code, name, description, success conditions, responsible party, and literature source.
  • Case study evaluations confirmed the applicability and utility of the practices for ecosystem governance.

Conclusions:

  • The SEGMM offers a structured approach for software ecosystem orchestrators to enhance governance and management.
  • The model provides a comprehensive set of practices to guide the development and maturity of software ecosystems.
  • This research contributes a validated framework for improving the collaborative management of software and services within ecosystems.