A Standard Isn't a Document -- It's a Process

Posted August 26, 2012 | Technology |

STANDARDS IN TECHNOLOGY: THAT'S THE OLD WAY TO MAKE PROGRESS, RIGHT?

In the last several hundred years of humankind, technology advancement has played an important role in the overall advancement of civilization. Electricity, communications, and computing are all 100% technology-based innovations. And in these fields, there are implicit requirements for standardization.

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David Bernstein

David Scott Bernstein is the author of the new book Beyond Legacy Code: Nine Practices to Extend the Life (and Value) of Your Software, an insider’s view of the software industry drawn from his decades of hands-on experience as a software developer, trainer, and consultant to some of the biggest players in the business. With its emphasis on technical excellence, the primary audience for Beyond Legacy Code is software development managers and… Read More

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A Standard Isn't a Document -- It's a Process

STANDARDS IN TECHNOLOGY: THAT'S THE OLD WAY TO MAKE PROGRESS, RIGHT?

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