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Rubin, H., Johnson, M., Iventosch, S. (2002) The US software industry. IEEE Software, 19 (1) 95-97 doi:10.1109/52.976948

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TitleThe US software industry
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AuthorsRubin, H.Author
Johnson, M.Author
Iventosch, S.Author
Year2002Volume19
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PublisherInstitute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
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