Successful Software Development, Second Edition
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0130868264 |
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Release Date |
27 December 2000 |
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Page |
784 |
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Category |
Software Engineering |
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We must not promise what we ought not, lest we be called on to perform what we cannot.�Attributed to Abraham Lincoln, speech delivered before the first Republican convention of Illinois, May 29, 1856, The Writings of Abraham Lincoln, ed. Arthur B. Lapsley, vol. 2, p. 249 (1905).
Successful Software Development means "the ability to produce 'good' software systems 'consistently'"
Customers want software systems to do what they are supposed to do, to be delivered on time, to be delivered for the agreed-upon cost, and to satisfy any other criteria they may specify. Sellers want the systems they develop to do what the customer wants, to be delivered ahead of schedule or on time, to earn them a reasonable profit, and to satisfy any other criteria that may govern the way they do business. Software systems satisfying both customer and seller criteria are "good." Customers and sellers also want their criteria satisfied "consistently." The software development business should not be a lottery.
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