Exploring the Outer Limits

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February 18, 2005

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In today's world, customers expect to see software projects delivered in increasingly shorter cycles. The maximum time most IT customers seem willing to wait is about one year. In this fast-paced environment, the question becomes: just how much software can a typical IT shop create in twelve months? QSM's Doug Putnam logistically answers the question using production statistics from the QSM Industry database and the challenges he expects a team could face.

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