The Small Contractor and the Small ComputerStanford University, 1980 - 87 pages |
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... cover this topic in detail , but but we will highlight the subject and its elements which are most useful to the small contractor . To begin , it is useful to define what an information system does and to discuss its properties . Next ...
... cover this topic in detail , but but we will highlight the subject and its elements which are most useful to the small contractor . To begin , it is useful to define what an information system does and to discuss its properties . Next ...
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... cover each step in much greater detail . Firms that develop programs in - house face all of these tasks , and even firms that tailor pre - packaged programs must consider many of these issues . Application development begins with ...
... cover each step in much greater detail . Firms that develop programs in - house face all of these tasks , and even firms that tailor pre - packaged programs must consider many of these issues . Application development begins with ...
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... cover ) It is easy to see why software vendors install these disclaimers because , for one , it is practically impossible to say that there are no " bugs " in " programs and because the use of the software is out of the vendors ' hands ...
... cover ) It is easy to see why software vendors install these disclaimers because , for one , it is practically impossible to say that there are no " bugs " in " programs and because the use of the software is out of the vendors ' hands ...
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