Embracing an Unlikely Notion: Software Maintenance As Innovation

by Robert N. Charette

"Maintenance has lived in a twilight world, hardly visible in the formal accounts of societies make of themselves," or so wrote David Edgerton in his The Shock of the Old (Profile Books: 2006). The same could be said of the software world.

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