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This book is written for: • Testers who want to become test managers and need to get a new perspective on all the things they already know. • Test managers who want answers to some very pressing questions all in one place. • Project managers who wan
Software Systems Architecture: Working With Stakeholders Using Viewpoint Who the Book is For We wrote this book primarily for people like us: software architecture practitioners who need to get to grips with the development of practical architecture
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We all agree that the kinds of data management practices embodied within a master data management program are great ideas, but how do we get started? That is where this book comes in. This book is intended to provide the knowledge necessary for gett
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oftware Systems Architecture: Working With Stakeholders Using Viewpoint Who the Book is For We wrote this book primarily for people like us: software architecture practitioners who need to get to grips with the development of practical architectures
If you want to create products and services that provide real value, you should first identify touchpoints—areas where business and customer needs intersect. This practical book shows you how. Using various mapping techniques from UX design, you’ll
