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Monthly Archives: February 2009

Jim Smith of Carnegie Mellon’s…

February 24, 2009Sean Gallaghertweeted, twitter

Jim Smith of Carnegie Mellon’s Software Engineering Institute: prob with prgms like JTRS is that DoD procurement can’t deal w. Flexibility.

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February 24, 2009Sean Gallaghertweeted, twitter Leave a comment

Jim Smith of Carnegie Mellon’s Software Engineering Institute: prob with prgms like JTRS is that DoD procurement can’t deal w. Flexibility.

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