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Author: Goodwin, Candice
Subjects: Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Distributed object technology, Rational Software Corp. -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards, Object-oriented programming -- Standards
Abstract: Co-operation is the word on everyone's lips in the IT industry. Vendors have finally woken up to the realisation that customers are not happy being forced to choose between conflicting […]
Published: 1996

Author: Goodwin, Candice
Subjects: Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Cost benefit analysis, Distributed object technology, Software maintenance, Cost benefit analysis -- Usage -- Methods, Software -- Maintenance and repair, Object-oriented programming -- Usage -- Methods, Software maintenance -- Methods -- Usage
Abstract: Over the past few years, software maintenance has emerged from the closet as one of the IT industry's most pressing issues. Estimates of the proportion of software budgets spent on […]
Published: 1994

Author: Goodwin, Candice
Subjects: Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Software quality, Distributed object technology, Computer software industry -- Usage, Software -- Usage, Object-oriented programming -- Usage
Abstract: Every software house and IT department wants to build new applications faster and more cheaply. The idea of improving development productivity by reusing software components has been around for many […]
Published: 1996

Author: Goodwin, Candice
Subjects: System design, Application installation/distribution software, Object-oriented programming, Reusable code, Distributed object technology, Application development software, Program development software -- Usage, System design -- Usage, Systems analysis -- Usage, Object-oriented programming -- Usage
Abstract: Software development has undergone radical change in recent years, propelled by the advent of new object-oriented techniques and rapid application development tools. Where does that leave the traditional anaiyst workbench? […]
Published: 1995

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