The rise and fall of the Chaos report figures
J.L. Eveleens,Chris Verhoef +1 more
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This paper presents the chaos report figures that are often used to indicate problems in application software development project management, the reports contain major flaws.Abstract:
This paper presents the chaos report figures that are often used to indicate problems in application software development project management, the reports contain major flaws.read more
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Does successful investment in information technology solve the productivity paradox
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Controlling software projects
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