Productivity Management in the Development of Computer Applications

by John F. Keane, Mark Teagan, Marilyn Keane

Complete with examples and case studies, this book boils down myriad implementation factors into six basic principles for designing - and using - computer software.

205 pages, Hardcover

First published June 1, 1984

Reviews

[David Czuba]

Keane exemplifies the kind of spirit of American business acumen that quantifies principles. Projects in particular need a structure and skeleton to make sense of an often unwieldy effort: placing people, and other resources squarely in a fold of measurable product takes is what makes Keane's methodology ahead of its time.

[Scott]

This book changed my life