Dynamic Variability in Software-Embedded

A study of current trends within software-intensive systems reveals several patterns that are key drivers of dynamic and extensible variability. These drivers include the customer, the changing product development life cycle, and the increasing adoption of open innovation, especially in the form of software ecosystems.

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