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Optimizing Application Development -- A Key to Business Success

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Overview By optimizing the problem resolution process through the implementation of an application problem resolution solution, the development organization can greatly increase application output in both quantity and quality. This enables development managers to meet the challenge of delivering more applications, in ever-decreasing time frames, and in a technology environment that is increasing in complexity - all without sacrificing functionality or quality. It also reduces hiring requirements, and that's welcome news to development managers.

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Publisher	BMC Software	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Resources Mgmt., ROI - TCO, Strategic Planning, Application Development, Cost Control - Risk Mgmt.

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