A map of the world of software-related standards, guidelines, and recommended practices

Nash, Sarah H.; Redwine, Samuel T.

doi:10.1016/0920-5489(87)90067-5

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“…Premature standardization can increase costs in the long run by inhibiting innovation and competition. Standardization too late results in proliferation causing software production costs switching to the new standard [NAS86].…”

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System Engineering Concept Demonstration, Effort Summary. Volume 1

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Rohde²

1992

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System Engineering Concept Demonstration, Effort Summary. Volume 1

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1992

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“…Nonetheless, PCTE implements a well suited strategy to support easy migration from UNIX by providing a compatible emulation of the "system calls" functional level of UNIX System V [NAS85]. For its wide availability, UNIX is expected to play the role of the "initial common environment" for the present time.…”

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