Music360: Software Engineering for Assessing the True Value of Music (Project)
While it is well known that music influences our emotions, health and work, there is a lack of standardised information to measure and share the real impact of music and how it relates to royalty distribution, new technologies and business models. The Music360 project, led by a European consortium, seeks to evaluate music’s value, both economic and non-economic. It unites stakeholders across the music value chain to build a shared data analysis platform that goes beyond traditional metrics to explore music’s therapeutic, cultural, and social impact. The Music360 platform is based on a novel Model-Driven approach that will be applied to empirical case studies in the form of living labs in healthcare, media, retail, etc., to evaluate how music enhances well-being, patients’ recovery, brand identity and revenue potential.
Wed 14 MayDisplayed time zone: Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris change
17:00 - 18:00 | Session W3 Software Engineering PracticeCIbSE 2025 (Main Track) at Salón de Grados - Ada Lovelace Chair(s): Beatriz Pérez Lamancha | ||
17:00 30mFull-paper | Using Real-world Scenarios to Bridge Training and Practice in Evidence-Based Software Engineering CIbSE 2025 (Main Track) | ||
17:30 15mPaper | Using Rapid Reviews to Support Software Engineering Practice: A Systematic Review and a Replication Study (Journal First) CIbSE 2025 (Main Track) Sebastián Pizard Universidad de la República, Joaquín Lezama , Rodrigo García , Diego Vallespir Universidad de la República - Pyxis, Barbara Kitchenham Keele University File Attached | ||
17:45 15mResearch paper | Music360: Software Engineering for Assessing the True Value of Music (Project) CIbSE 2025 (Main Track) Jesus Carreño Bolufer Universitat Politècnica de València, Giovanni Giachetti Universidad Andrés Bello Chile, Daniel Catalá Pérez , Blanca de Miguel Molina , Conrado Carrascosa López , María de Miguel Molina |