The inter-university research group Industrial Software (INSO) deals with the planning, architecture, construction, operation, and maintenance and evolution of (software) systems in the large, real IT environment.
The methodological and empirical focus points are quite "conventional": it is about appropriately required technologies and architectures, about the structure of relevantly effective projects, suitable or unsuitable processes, effective or unsuitable products, and the necessary and capable people and delivery resources (experts, suitable teams, engineering & research) for a successful implementation, i.e. enforcement of an excellent solution.
INSO is science & research of building very complex, very large IT systems. These include: global platforms, whole-of-government systems, overarching mobility solutions, whole-of-government infrastructures, highly secure or high-performance systems.
As an "Engineering Science Group", the empiricism of concrete construction is the methodological primacy in INSO.
Collaborations
TU Wien, multiple institutes
Universität Krems, multiple institutes
Universität Zürich and ETH Zürich, selected partnerships
University of Toronto, selected institutes
TU Graz, Joanneum Research, selected institutes
TU Leoben, selected institutes
Eastern-Europe: various, (technical) universities: Košice, Bratislava, Cluj, Prague, Brno, Bucharest , Sofia, Maribor
PUCRS and Tecnopuc Porto Allegre
Open Source
Researchers and students are strongly encouraged to become involved in the open source eco system to facilitate a continuous reflux of knowledge and technological improvements to the open source community. INSO members currently contributing actively to core open source technologies with the Apache and Eclipse communities.
TOSS
The "Talk on Software & Systems" (TOSS) is a forum of meeting, stimulation and exchange between the reality of information technology in the large environment (IT "in the Large") with the world and the method & way of thinking of science and research in the form of the request of one-sided reporting without regard to academic conceits.
The latest TOSS lecture
Mission
The inter-university research group Industrial Software (INSO) deals with the planning, architecture, construction, operation, and maintenance and evolution of (software) systems in the large, real IT environment.
Research
INSO offers topics for theses and practicals in different research areas. The following list describes the focus and core competences of our research areas.
BUSY
Building Systems
Software Engineering,
Software Re-Engineering,
Software Analysis and Visualization,
Software Maintenance and Lifecycle Management
DECO
Designing Comfort
Human-Computer Interaction,
Tangible User Interfaces,
Interaction Devices and Methods,
Usability engineering
ESSE
Establishing Security
Security Analysis and Inspection,
Security Engineering,
System and Security Monitoring,
Process Models and Enterprise Security
COPA
Connecting Patients
Medical Information Systems,
Electronic Health Records,
Health IT Infrastructures,
Serious Games in Healthcare,
Animal Health Records, m-Health Solutions
AMMA
Amazing Makers
Software Engineering Processes,
Agile & Lean Software Development,
Global Software Engineering,
Teams and Team Building,
Software Project Management,
Empirical Software Engineering
BABA
BABA
Balancing Banks
Core-Banking, Risikosteuerung,
Regulatory Requirements & Reporting,
Banken-IT-Steuerung, IT- and Project
Management Governance im Banking Sector
MOTO
MOTO
Mobilizing Tomorrow
Mobile Application Engineering,
Services, Communications & Networking,
Embedded and Pervasive Systems
OPEN
Operating Enterprises
ERP-/ERM-Systems, PPS-/SCM-Systems,
CAS-/CRM-Systems Project Management,
IT-Management, IT-Controlling E-Business,
Enterprise Portals, Risk Management, IT-Strategy
eGovernment
PESO
PESO
Perfecting Software
Software Quality Assurance,
Software Testing,
Requirements Engineering
TARO
TARO
Taming Robots
Applied Artificial Intelligence,
Optimization/Automation with AI Technologies, Speech Recognition,
Trust & Transparency, Social Responsibility,
Privacy & Data Protection
ANDY
Analysing Dynamics
Motion Analysis and Movement Evaluation,
Biomechanic Systems,
Sport Situation Assessment, Sports Games
SEAT
Serving Athletes
Smart Safety Equipment,
Sports Diagnostics and Analysis Systems, Data Broadcasting,
Training Performance Indication
and Improvement Prediction,
Digital Referee
MISO
Migrating Software
Legacy Systems,
System Reengineering & Migration,
Software Maintenance & Evolution
SUGO
SUGO
Supporting Governments
Digital innovations in eGovernment,
AI in Public Administrations,
Digital Technologies in Public Healthcare
Team
Head
Thomas Grechenig
Scientific Moderation & Office
Magdalena Freund
Current Researchers
Thomas Artner Stefan Bachl Rene Baranyi Roland Breiteneder Brigitte Brem Christopher Dräger Andreas Ehringfeld Johann Grabner Wolfgang Gruber Johannes Harms Clemens Hlauschek Dominik Hölbling Stefan Kuschnigg Phillip Niemeier Bernhard Otupal Mario Pilz Karl Pinter Dominik Schmelz Richard Schlögl Paul Spiesberger Manuel Stöger Heimo Stranner Stefan Strobl Christoph Wimmer Siegfried Zeilinger Maximilian Zenz Christina Zoffi Markus ZoffiPublications
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Lectures
Master's and Bachelor's theses
Please see the individual pages of the research groups for possible topcis. Contact the designated advisor and arrange a meeting to discuss structure and content of the thesis.
A presentation of all INSO research fields is always held on the beginning of a new semester. The latest event is Wednesday, March 8th 2023 at 17:00h on site in EI 1 Geodäsie HS - GEO. For any general questions please contact: {{laim}} We would be happy to send you the slides of the topic presentation upon your request.
Office
1040 Wien