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	Cusumano, Michael A.     Options: All Media Types Journals Proceedings Div Books Whole Books Other Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Ascending Date Reviewed     1 - 5 of 10 reviews       Are the costs of ‘free’ too high in online education? Cusumano M. Communications of the ACM 56(4): 26-28, 2013.  Type: Article To answer the question in the title, the author considers many examples of free products, which he suggests are “free, but not free.” This means that the costs of the free product are incorporated into other items i...... Apr 24 2013     Extreme programming compared with Microsoft-style iterative development Cusumano M. Communications of the ACM 50(10): 15-18, 2007.  Type: Article, Reviews: (4 of 4) Extreme programming (XP) and the so-called Microsoft-style iterative development process (IDP) are two well-known software development methodologies. In this paper, Cusumano highlights some key XP practices and tries to find correspond...... Nov 26 2007     Extreme programming compared with Microsoft-style iterative development Cusumano M. Communications of the ACM 50(10): 15-18, 2007.  Type: Article, Reviews: (3 of 4) In the past decade process has been at the forefront of discussions on how to address cost, schedule, and quality issues in software development. No other major engineering field seems to pay so much attention to process. The abstract ...... Nov 13 2007     Extreme programming compared with Microsoft-style iterative development Cusumano M. Communications of the ACM 50(10): 15-18, 2007.  Type: Article, Reviews: (2 of 4) Extreme programming (XP) tends to be a fertile field for controversy; Microsoft and its policies are perhaps even more so. In this paper, which combines those topics, there is enormous possibility for disagreement, and even argument.... Nov 7 2007     Extreme programming compared with Microsoft-style iterative development Cusumano M. Communications of the ACM 50(10): 15-18, 2007.  Type: Article, Reviews: (1 of 4) Cusumano writes a crisp and thoughtful analysis of the essence of extreme programming (XP), and compares it to Microsoft’s best-way software development process....... Nov 6 2007     Display 510152550100 per column
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