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IN PRACTICE: A CONSULTANT’S VIEWPOINT

SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT: A DYING DISCIPLINE?

Robert L. GlassView further author information
Pages 78-81 | Published online: 06 Feb 2007
 
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Abstract

Examination of the three reasons offered for the decline of systems development—automation, delegation to users, and prepackaging—provides scant evidence that death is imminent.

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Robert L. Glass

ROBERT L. CLASS is president of Computing Trends in Bloomington IN and editor of The Software Practitioner.

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