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100% product-oriented work breakdown structures and their importance to system engineering
A.M. Ruskin
- Vol. 6, pp 3984-3993
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In this article, a generic 100% product-oriented work breakdown structure (WBS) that can be tailored to any system development project is presented, which can facilitate good system engineering.Abstract:
This paper characterizes systems and system development and in the process develops a generic 100% product-oriented work breakdown structure (WBS) that can be tailored to any system development project. It also describes how such 100% product-oriented WBSs can facilitate good system engineering.read more
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