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1990 – 1999

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1999
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Ronald A. Radice, John T. Harding, Paul E. Munnis, Richard W. Phillips:
A Programming Process Study. IBM Syst. J. 38(2/3): 297-307 (1999)

1980 – 1989

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1985
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Ronald A. Radice, Norman K. Roth, Almerin C. O'Hara Jr., William A. Ciarfella:
A Programming Process Architecture. IBM Syst. J. 24(2): 79-90 (1985)
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Ronald A. Radice, John T. Harding, Paul E. Munnis, Richard W. Phillips:
A Programming Process Study. IBM Syst. J. 24(2): 91-101 (1985)

1970 – 1979

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1970
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Dennis W. Andrews, Ronald A. Radice:
Multiple consoles: a basis for communication growth in large systems. AFIPS Spring Joint Computing Conference 1970: 131-134

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