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Software Development Processes

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Developing Services for the Wireless Internet

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The complexity and newness of the technology set that can be used for developing wireless Internet services (i.e. mobile terminals, mobile networks, mobile interaction, variety of terminals) and extreme time-to-market pressure result in insufficient knowledge about development procedures and technical constraints.

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Ocampo, A., Bella, F., MJ¨nch, J. (2006). Software Development Processes. In: Morisio, M., Torchiano, M. (eds) Developing Services for the Wireless Internet. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84628-589-9_2

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