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Measuring Integrated Product Teams (2001) (Make Corrections)
Richard D. Stutzke

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Abstract: Many of today's software development projects use Integrated Product Teams (IPTs) to develop software products. Such teams are composed of individuals from several organizations. This presents challenges for defining a standardized production process and standard metrics, and for collecting the measurements. (Update)

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@misc{ ke-measuring,
  author = "Richard Stutz Ke",
  title = "Measuring Integrated Product Teams",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/540653.html" }