Software Project Lifespan
Research indicates that the lifespan of software projects has been a concern since the 1960s, with a significant percentage failing to meet deadlines or never being completed. As projects scale, complexity increases exponentially, transforming the management of software from a linear process to one that requires navigating intricate ecosystems. The challenges faced by large software projects highlight the need for innovative management strategies rather than traditional engineering approaches.In this clip
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SE Radio 559: Ross Anderson on Software Obsolescence
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