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Article :: How to Effectively Track Software Progress

Author: awprofessional.com | Published: 29th Aug 2005 | Visited: 287 times | Add Comment
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How can we avoid the "90 percent done" syndrome in software development? The most common motivation for implementing a measurement program is to track progress. This chapter shows you how to do it effectively.n

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