A formal process for evaluating COTS software products

Patricia K. Lawlis · K.E. Mark · D. A. Thomas · T. Courtheyn

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Multi-Criteria Decision Making Software Engineering Techniques and Practices Decision Support System Applications

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A software product evaluation process grounded in mathematics and decision theory can effectively determine product quality and suitability with less risk and at lower cost than conventional methods.

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