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Scaling a Software Business

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Scaling a Software Business
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Publisher: Springer
ISBN-13: 9783319531151
Number of pages: 265

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This book is intended primarily for practitioners who are facing the 'softwareisation' of their business. It presents the Scaling Management Framework, a model based on collected experiences from companies that have already made the journey to give software a central role within the organization. The model is unique because it suggests a holistic method to analyze and plan your journey.

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