(Mobile book) The Laws of Software Process: A New Model for the Production and Management of Software
• Phillip G. Armour •
| #3283625 in Books | Auerbach Publications | 2003-09-25 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.72 x.80 x5.94l,1.21 | File Name: 0849314895 | 272 pages |
||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Not just for software work.|By Christopher Caserio|While this book is focused on the process of developing software, the main concepts are applicable to almost any kind of useful work; especially knowledge work. The author very deftly introduces the idea of orders of ignorance; a means by which you can evaluate a given problem in terms of what you know and don't know, and don'||"This book nicely consolidates and expands on the material in Phillip Armour's columnsThis is a thought-provoking book thathas ideas about how to approach process design and implementation that could be useful in most situations." Scott Duncan, Software Quali
Within one generation, software has become one of the principal sources of wealth in the world. The development and use of software has grown faster than for any artifact in the history of the world. Probably no topic or subject in history has accelerated in its rate of practice as software has. Software development now needs to mature into a disciplined activity to overcome the difficulties that have traditionally plagued it. Software developers, engineers, and proj...
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