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Conway's Law Revisited: The Evidence for a Task-Based Perspective.

, , and . IEEE Softw., 29 (1): 90-93 (2012)

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Ching-Kwan Kwan

Ryan Irwin

Irwin Yousept

Yeong-Sook Kwan

Paul Barteld Kwant

 

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