How standards and user involvement can improve app quality: A lifecycle approach
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Jeremy C. Wyatt | David Brindley | Edward Meinert | Michelle Helena van Velthoven | Glenn Wells | J. Wyatt | E. Meinert | D. Brindley | Glenn Wells | M. V. Velthoven
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