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What Is Happening to the Global Software Village?

by E.M. Bennatan

Software development is an international activity with parts of development organizations dispersed in distant locations. But after the events of September 11, many wonder whether this trend will continue. Will changes in global relationships and travel behavior affect the way software is being developed? Is a distributed software organization still a wise choice for today's corporations?

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What Is Happening to the Global Software Village? January 2002

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