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This revolutionised the way I look at product development (in my case, software development). It brings together systems thinking, information theory and queueing theory to derive a set of tools to manage product design. The tools are there to influence four design factors: expense, unit cost, product performance and schedule.
Everything is based on an economic model, which is the book's real value. There are no hard and fast rules ("no best practices") because different forms of product developm ...more
Everything is based on an economic model, which is the book's real value. There are no hard and fast rules ("no best practices") because different forms of product developm ...more
Feb 28, 2010
Marc Johnson
marked it as to-read
