The Future of Software - Hardcover

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Addresses the question of how software can keep pace with computer development, and looks at such issues as software evolution, work-group collaboration, and end-user programming

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About the Author

Derek Leebaert is Adjunct Professor of Technology Management at Georgetown University and is involved in the financing and management of high-technology companies.

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Editor Derek Leebaert, author of Technology 2001: The Future of Computing and Communications (1992), contends that standardization, coupled with further sophistication of software technology, is pivotal to the future of computers. Leebaert, who teaches computer technology at Georgetown, has collected the opinions, knowledge, and prophecies of 13 of his peers in academia and the corporate world to provide this wide view of the vast potential software possesses and the multifarious directions it may take. Among the interesting contentions are attorney Jeffrey Cunard's comments about the "shrink wrap" license on the packaging of software products and the future of software law as an entity in itself, akin to, yet separate from, copyright law. Stimulating articles that will be of interest to an audience beyond dedicated computer buffs. Denise Perry Donavin

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ISBN 10:  0262621096 ISBN 13:  9780262621090
Publisher: MIT Press, 1996
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