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IT'S THE EXPECTATIONS, STUPID! by Rob Thomsett Ask a stupid question and you get a stupid answer.
Strategic Intelligence: The Business of Coevolution by Stowe Boyd
Over the past few months, I have swept through what I think of as the key priorities for business today.
OO METHODOLOGY ISSUES: WHAT ARE THEY AND DO THEY MATTER? by Katherine Whitehead WHY IS A METHOD NEEDED FOR OBJECT-ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT?
UML: A CURSE OR A BLESSING FOR THE OO COMMUNITY? by Peter Hrushka
Most methodologies are short on "method" and long on "ology." When writing this article about the UML, I remembered this quote from the good old Yourdon days of structured methods.
GOOD NEWS, BAD NEWS: A PRACTITIONER'S OPINIONS ON UML by Carl A. Argila Falling over an abstraction;
a dark instance of the class
a dark instance of the class
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Barriers to UML Adoption
BARRIERS TO UML ADOPTION by Anthony I. Wasserman
Methodologists and developers of modeling tools have been following closely the development of the Unified Modeling Language (UML).
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UML: The Positive Spin
UML: THE POSITIVE SPIN by Bertrand Meyer From: Candide Smith, OO-101 student
To: Professor Severa Stern
Subject: My request for a grade change
To: Professor Severa Stern
Subject: My request for a grade change
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Yes! Give Me a Death March!
YES! GIVE ME A DEATH MARCH! by Rick Zahniser
Showstopper! [2] describes the death march toward the first release of Windows NT. Many of those marchers wound up rich! I've been on four large and small death marches.