Summary
In the end this book is about making choices. Software professionals are faced with choices every day; but even apparently innocuous choices can have a noticeable effect on the organization's finances. As professionals, we need to be making responsible choices: choices that make sense both technically and to the organization. As Leon Levy said [Levy87]
Software economics has often been misconceived as the means of estimating the cost of programming projects. But economics is primarily a science of choice, and software economics should provide methods and models for analyzing the choices that software projects must make.
Using the methods and models in this book, software technical decisions can be aligned with the goals of the organization. ...
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