Supporting Collaboration between Customers and Developers : A Framework for Distributed, Agile Software Development
The traditional, in-house software development process is progressively losing its appeal in favor of distributed, multi-site development: this is mainly due to the well-known advantages of the latter, such as higher productivity and lower costs. However, this practice has also some documented disad...
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