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A technical paper co-authored by current and former Phase Change research scientists, and presented at the 2021 annual ICSME event, won a Distinguished Paper Award from the IEEE Computer Society Technical Council on Software Engineering (TCSE). The paper, “Contemporary COBOL: Developers’ Perspectives on Defects and Defect Location,” was co-authored by current Phase Change Senior Research […]
A team of Oregon State University scientists partnered with Phase Change Research Scientist Rahul Pandita to study how cognitive biases affect software developers’ everyday behavior. The resulting academic paper, “A Tale from the Trenches: Cognitive Biases and Software Development,” was recently recognized by ICSE 2020 as an ACM SIGSOFT Distinguished Paper. According to OpenResearch.org and […]
Phase Change research scientist Rahul Pandita’s co-written paper, “A Conceptual Framework for Engineering Chatbots,” was recently published in the November-December 2018 issue of IEEE Internet Computing^. The industry magazine is published bi-monthly by the Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Computer Society for evaluating and reviewing Internet-based computer applications and enabling technologies. It focuses […]
Phase Change research scientist Dr. Rahul Pandita recently had two co-written papers published in well-known research journals. The first paper, “Are vulnerabilities discovered and resolved like other defects?,” was published in the June 2018 volume of the Empirical Software Engineering: An International Journal and presented as a Journal First Paper at the 40th International Conference […]
Our research scientists recently published a workshop paper on the lessons learned implementing the company’s natural-language chat interface. This post summarizes the key lessons learned and identifies the open questions we faced during our initial implementation. Phase Change is developing a ground-breaking cognitive platform and an AI-based collaborative agent, called Mia, that will dramatically improve […]
When we moved from being primarily focused on innovation to also developing a demo platform, our developers began to work with very different frameworks and libraries. As our interactions with more libraries and frameworks grew, we faced dev-setup issues with our monolithic architecture, including: Installing and supporting multiple IDE environments within the single framework. Our […]
