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A Quantitative Model of the Value of Architecture in Product Line Adoption

Product line adoption is a key issue in product line development, as the right adoption approach is central to the overall success of product line de velopment. Thus, this is a strongly discussed area of product line engineering. While so far, guidelines and experiences on the best approach to product line adoption have been presented, no detailed quantitative model was provided.

Klaus Schmid

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