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2005
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Brian Henderson-Sellers, M. K. Serour:
Creating a Dual-Agility Method: The Value of Method Engineering. J. Database Manag. 16(4): 1-24 (2005)
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Brian Henderson-Sellers, Cesar Gonzalez-Perez, M. K. Serour, Donald G. Firesmith:
Method engineering and COTS evaluation. ACM SIGSOFT Softw. Eng. Notes 30(4): 1-4 (2005)
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M. K. Serour, Brian Henderson-Sellers:
Introducing Agility: A Case Study of Situational Method Engineering Using the OPEN Process Framework. COMPSAC 2004: 50
2002
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M. K. Serour, Brian Henderson-Sellers, John Hughes, D. Winder, L. Chow:
Organizational Transition to Object Technology: Theory and Practice. OOIS 2002: 229-241
2000
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Brian Henderson-Sellers, M. K. Serour:
Creating a process for transitioning to object technology. APSEC 2000: 436-440

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