Software Engineering Institute Carnegie Mellon

Salion, Inc.: A Software Product Line Case Study

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[Title Page]    [Abstract]    [Acknowledgments]    [1 Introduction]    [2 Background]    [3 How Salion Builds Its Software Product Line]    [4 Payoffs and Benefits]    [5 Conclusions and Lessons Learned]    [6 Conclusions]    [7 For Further Reading]    [References]    [DTIC Page]    [PDF file]