Conflict and Litigation Between Software Clients and Developers

Posted March 31, 1998 | Leadership | Leadership |

INTRODUCTION

Software development and maintenance have been troublesome technologies for more than 50 years. When actual results are compared to the desired and originally anticipated results, a majority of large software projects tend to run late, exceed their budgets, or even get canceled without being completed at all.

About The Author

Capers Jones

Capers Jones is the VP and CTO of Namcook Analytics LLC, President of Capers Jones & Associates LLC, and the founder and former Chairman of Software Productivity Research (SPR), where he currently holds the title of Chief Scientist Emeritus. Before founding SPR, he was Assistant Director of Programming Technology for the ITT Corporation at the Programming Technology Center. He was also a manager and researcher at IBM. Mr. Jones is a well-… Read More

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Conflict and Litigation Between Software Clients and Developers

INTRODUCTION

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