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Delivering Dependable Software Systems
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Published:31/05/2010
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- This book provides readers with a unified approach and invaluable guidance for developing, building, achieving, assessing, certifying, and maintaining trustworthy software-intensive systems for operational use
- Presents practical solutions and case studies of scaling of methods and productivity using tools and automation
- Discusses how security, confidentiality, reliability, and safety have become dominant issues in today's large-scale software systems used in transportation, telecommunications, utilities, health care, and financial services
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