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View all- Grinter R(1996)Supporting articulation work using software configuration management systemsComputer Supported Cooperative Work10.1007/BF001367145:4(447-465)Online publication date: 31-Dec-1996
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Cost effectiveness is one of the important issues for developing products in a life cycle. And review is a key activity that can detect defects from the early stage and fix them. This paper provides Value-based review techniques adding cost effectiveness into review processes and reports on an experiment on Value-based review. Through the experiment, the Value-based review is shown to have higher cost effectiveness in review processes.
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