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Experiential Requirements

Hohmann, Luke | E-Mail Advisors | 16 December 1998 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Agile Project Management; Enterprise Architecture; Business-IT Strategies; Cutter IT Journal

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Navigating the Distributed Components Landscape

Harmon, Paul | Journals | 01 December 1998 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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Distributed Object Computing: Spanning the Enterprise and Beyond

Frankel, David S. | Journals | 01 December 1998 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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Practical Strategies for Migrating to CBD

Allen, Paul | Journals | 01 December 1998 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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Microsoft and OMG: Friends or Foes?

Guttman, Michael; Matthews, Jason | Journals | 01 December 1998 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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Trusting Mobile Software Agents

Kassab, Lora L.; Voas, Jeffrey | Journals | 01 December 1998 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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Windows 2000

Yourdon, Ed | E-Mail Advisors | 11 November 1998 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Enterprise Architecture; Business-IT Strategies; Cutter IT Journal

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Migrating to Enterprise Component Computing: Initiating A Corporate Transition Program

Guttman, Michael; Matthews, Jason | Executive Reports | 01 November 1998 | Enterprise Architecture

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Migrating to Enterprise Component Computing: Initiating A Corporate Transition Program

Guttman, Michael; Matthews, Jason | Executive Summaries | 01 November 1998 | Enterprise Architecture

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Java Commerce: Money in the Bank?

Kuriakose, Joe; Coleman, Arthur | Journals | 01 November 1998 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Enterprise Architecture; Business-IT Strategies; Cutter IT Journal

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Real-World Java for Business: The IBM SanFrancisco Application Business Components

Monday, Paul B.; Nilsson, Anders | Journals | 01 November 1998 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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Java Performance in the Real World

Sayeed, Imran | Journals | 01 November 1998 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Enterprise Architecture; Cutter IT Journal

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The Impact of Software Project Management on Quality

Burdick, R. Bradley; Mullen, Thomas W.; Rodrigues, Alexandre G. | Journals | 01 September 1998 | Business Technology Trends & Impacts; Enterprise Risk Management & Governance; Enterprise Architecture; Business-IT Strategies; Cutter IT Journal

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