August 1995
Beginner
336 pages
6h 4m
English
1. Ershov considers this not only a woe, but also a part of the joy. A. P. Ershov, "Aesthetics and the human factor in programming," CACM, 15, 7 (July, 1972), pp. 501–505.
1. V. A. Vyssotsky of Bell Telephone Laboratories estimates that a large project can sustain a manpower buildup of 30 percent per year. More than that strains and even inhibits the evolution of the essential informal structure and its communication pathways discussed in Chapter 7.
F. J. Corbatò of MIT points out that a long project must anticipate a turnover of 20 percent per year, and these must be both technically trained and integrated into the formal structure.
2. C. Portman of International Computers Limited says, "When everything ...