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Elements for the definition of a model of software engineering

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For year now we have been working on the definition of something we could call a "model of software engineering". Although this might sound very ambitious, this work is driven by concrete objectives and the results are applied in day to day work in the context of our consulting and software development projects. It is obviously impossible to present the full scope of our work in a few pages. We see GaMMa 2006 as an opportunity to expose our ideas and share our experience with people thinking and trying out things in the same area.

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          GaMMa '06: Proceedings of the 2006 international workshop on Global integrated model management
          May 2006
          60 pages
          ISBN:1595934103
          DOI:10.1145/1138304

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