Gunnar Brataas

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 1994-2022
Publications (10 Years): 13

Top Topics

Requirements Elicitation

Top Venues

Publications

Gunnar Brataas, Geir Kjetil Hanssen, Xinlu Qiu, Lisa S. Græslie
Requirements Engineering in the Market Dialogue Phase of Public Procurement: A Case Study of an Innovation Partnership for Medical Technology. REFSQ (2022)
Inger Anne Tøndel, Gunnar Brataas
SecureScale: Exploring Synergies between Security and Scalability in Software Development and Operation. EICC (2022)
Gunnar Brataas, Antonio Martini, Geir Kjetil Hanssen, Georg Ræder
Agile Elicitation of Scalability Requirements for Open Systems: A Case Study. CoRR (2021)
Gunnar Brataas, Antonio Martini, Geir Kjetil Hanssen, Georg Ræder
Agile elicitation of scalability requirements for open systems: A case study. J. Syst. Softw. 182 (2021)
Gunnar Brataas, Inger Anne Tøndel, Eivind Okstad, Ola Løkberg, Martin Gilje Jaatun, Geir Kjetil Hanssen, Thor Myklebust
The Quality Triage Method: Quickly Identifying User Stories with Quality Risks. SA (2021)
Gunnar Brataas, Geir Kjetil Hanssen, Nikolas Herbst, André van Hoorn
Agile Scalability Engineering: The ScrumScale Method. IEEE Softw. 37 (4) (2020)
Geir Kjetil Hanssen, Gunnar Brataas, Antonio Martini
Identifying scalability debt in open systems. TechDebt@ICSE (2019)
Sebastian Lehrig, Richard Sanders, Gunnar Brataas, Mariano Cecowski, Simon Ivansek, Jure Polutnik
CloudStore - towards scalability, elasticity, and efficiency benchmarking and analysis in Cloud computing. Future Gener. Comput. Syst. 78 (2018)
Gunnar Brataas, Geir Kjetil Hanssen, Georg Ræder
Towards Agile Scalability Engineering. XP (2018)
Gunnar Brataas, Bernd Neumayr, Christoph G. Schuetz, Audun Vennesland
Towards Scalability Guidelines for Semantic Data Container Management. ICPE Companion (2018)
Gunnar Brataas, Tor Erlend Fægri
Agile Scalability Requirements. ICPE (2017)
Gunnar Brataas, Nikolas Herbst, Simon Ivansek, Jure Polutnik
Scalability Analysis of Cloud Software Services. ICAC (2017)
Gunnar Brataas, Erlend Stav, Sebastian Lehrig
Analysing Evolution of Work and Load. QoSA (2016)
Richard Sanders, Gunnar Brataas, Mariano Cecowski, Kjetil Haslum, Simon Ivansek, Jure Polutnik, Brynjar Viken
CloudStore - Towards Scalability Benchmarking in Cloud Computing. Cloud Forward (2015)
Nicolas Ferry, Gunnar Brataas, Alessandro Rossini, Franck Chauvel, Arnor Solberg
Towards Bridging the Gap Between Scalability and Elasticity. CLOSER (2014)
Knut Helge Rygg, Gunnar Brataas, Geir Millstein, Terje Molle
Scalability testing of MS lync services: towards optimal provisioning of virtualised hardware. ICPE (2013)
Gunnar Brataas, Erlend Stav, Sebastian Lehrig, Steffen Becker, Goran Kopcak, Darko Huljenic
CloudScale: scalability management for cloud systems. ICPE (2013)
Gunnar Brataas, Shanshan Jiang, Roland Reichle, Kurt Geihs
Performance property prediction supporting variability for adaptive mobile systems. SPLC Workshops (2011)
Gunnar Brataas, Jacqueline Floch, Romain Rouvoy, Pyrros Bratskas, George A. Papadopoulos
A basis for performance property prediction of ubiquitous self-adapting systems. ESSPE (2007)
Gunnar Brataas, Svein O. Hallsteinsen, Romain Rouvoy, Frank Eliassen
Scalability of Decision Models for Dynamic Product Lines. SPLC (2) (2007)
Gunnar Brataas, Peter H. Hughes
Exploring architectural scalability. WOSP (2004)
Guttorm Sindre, Tor Stålhane, Gunnar Brataas, Reidar Conradi
The Cross-Course Software Engineering Project at the NTNU: Four Years of Experience. CSEE&T (2003)
Peter H. Hughes, Gunnar Brataas
Scalability of a Workstation Cluster Architecture for Video-on-Demand Applications. Computer Performance Evaluation / TOOLS (2000)
Gunnar Brataas, Peter H. Hughes, Arne Sølvberg
Framework for Performance Engineering of Workflows: A Blood Bank Case Study. HICSS (1) (1998)
Gunnar Brataas, Peter H. Hughes, Arne Sølvberg
Performance Engineering of Human and Computerised Workflows. CAiSE (1997)
Gunnar Brataas, Peter H. Hughes, Arne Sølvberg
Integrated Management of Human and Computer Resources in Task Processing Organisations: A Conceptual View. HICSS (4) (1994)