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Software maintenance process models Resources on software maintenance process models, including the quick-fix model, Boehm's model, Osborne's model, the iterative model and the reuse-oriented model.



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	How to maintain, enhance legacy applications Submitted By: SearchSoftwareQuality.com \| 03 Jul 2008 TIP - The challenge of maintaining legacy applications is in developing new functionality and enhancements. The good news is that products and approaches are emerging that can help.


	Is iterative development a new process? 07 Feb 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - Iterative development, contrary to many people's beliefs, has been around for decades. Expert Bas de Baar reviews how it came into being.


	How long should an iteration be? 07 Feb 2007 EXPERT ANSWER - How long an iteration should be varies depending on the work being done. Expert Bas de Baar provides guidelines for determining your iterations.


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