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From Research to Start Up: Software Engineering Technology Transfer at Work

This paper describes our experiences in the successful transfer of software engineering technology (in the area of reverse engineering and legacy systems) from research laboratory up to start-up company. The goal of this paper is to make our technology transfer successes repeatable, and to make our failures avoidable. We will do this by proposing a technology transfer model, describing our experiences using this model, covering many lessons learned for each of the phases in this model, and by positioning our experiences within the existing body of knowledge in the area of software engineering technology transfer.