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Panis, Michael, Gregory, Sarah (2022) Reflections on Choosing a New Requirements Management Tool. IEEE Software, 39 (1) 7-10 doi:10.1109/ms.2021.3119506

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TitleReflections on Choosing a New Requirements Management Tool
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Year2022 (January)Volume39
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