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Team software development techniques

Published:16 October 1986Publication History

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Since its inception in 1983, the Advanced Computing Technology Centre has been involved in a number of major software development and maintenance projects for several large North American companies. With ACTC's commitment to matrix organization, a successful method of team software development has evolved. This paper will discuss the integrated software development and management techniques that are used at ACTC. Topics covered include: integration of technical and management requirements throughout the software development cycle; combining matrix resource management with hierarchical project management; team members and their tasks throughout a project.

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    SIGCPR '86: Proceedings of the twenty-second annual computer personnel research conference on Computer personnel research conference
    October 1986
    168 pages
    ISBN:0897912071
    DOI:10.1145/317210

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    • Published: 16 October 1986

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