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Panel Session: Information Retrieval and Software Reuse

Software reuse is widely believed to be the most promising technology for improving software quality and productivity. There are many technical and non-technical problems to be solved, however, before widespread reuse of software lifecycle objects becomes a reality. One class of problem concerns the classification, storage, and retrieval of reusable components. Panel members will discuss these problems and some approaches to solving them.

William B. Frakes | W. Frakes

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