Product Line Practices: The 20th Century Collection |
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Organizations of all types and sizes are discovering that a product line strategy, when skillfully implemented, can improve productivity, quality, and time to market. Making the move to product lines, however, is a business and technical decision, and requires considerable changes in the way organizations practice software engineering, technical management, and organizational management.
During the last five years, the SEI has maintained a fairly comprehensive software product line bibliography, keeping track of the growth of the field by cataloguing the journal papers, conference papers, technical reports, and books on or related to the subject.
As the new century dawned, it became infeasible to continue growing this collection. Instead, our attention is now on the best of the best: What are the essential papers or books that should be on the software product lines bookshelf? Would you like to submit your recommendation(s)? If so, please use our online form to nominate your recommendation(s) for the bookshelf. All nominations will appear below.