Context The higher availability of software usage data and the influence of the Lean Startup
led to the rise of experimentation in software engineering, a new approach for development …

Continuous Experimentation (CE) has become increasingly popular across industry and
academic communities. Given its rapid evolution in software engineering (SE), the lack of a …

Software startups develop innovative, software-intensive products or services. Such
innovativeness translates into uncertainty regarding a matching need for a product from …

Context Continuous experimentation (CE) is used by many companies with internet-facing
products to improve their business models and software solutions based on user data. Some …

Context: Defining and designing a software product is not merely a technical endeavor, but
also a socio-technical journey. As such, its success is associated with human-related …

Abstract Context Continuous Experimentation (CE) has become increasingly popular across
industry and academic communities. Major software organizations use CE to increase their …

Recent studies have proposed the use of experiments to guide software development in
order to build features that users really want. In this context, product assumptions should be …

Context: Software startups develop innovative, software-intensive products. Given the
uncertainty associated with such an innovative context, experimentation, an approach based …

To build successful products, the developers have to adapt their product features and
business models to uncertain customer needs. This adaptation is part of the research …

In parallel to academic (peer-reviewed) literature (eg, journal and conference papers), an
enormous extent of grey literature (GL) has accumulated since the inception of software …