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IBM Centre for Advanced StudiesVol. 33, No. 3, 1994
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The creation of new technology for software development and rapid technology transfer from research into product development remain notable challenges for software researchers and practitioners. One model for cooperation between universities, governments, and companies is the applied research center. This model was reformulated for software and implemented in 1990 at the IBM Toronto Software Solutions Laboratory in Ontario, Canada. Called the Centre for Advanced Studies (CAS), it brings together the efforts of researchers and developers under a funding program supported by a number of North American universities, the Canadian government, and IBM. This issue presents some of the work sponsored by CAS.
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Preface
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Gene F. Hoffnagle
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p. 380
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The Centre for Advanced Studies: A model for applied research and development
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J. Slonim, M. A. Bauer, P.-A. Larson, J. Schwarz, C. Butler, E. B. Buss, and D. Sabbah
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p. 382
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A distributed system architecture for a distributed application environment
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M. A. Bauer, N. Coburn, D. L. Erickson, P. J. Finnigan, J. W. Hong, P.-A. Larson, J. Pachl, J. Slonim, D. J. Taylor, and T. J. Teorey
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p. 399
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Reference architecture for distributed systems management
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M. A. Bauer, P. J. Finnigan, J. W. Hong, J. A. Rolia, T. J. Teorey, and G. A. Winters
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p. 426
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Evaluation of a predicate-based software testing strategy
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K.-C. Tai, M. A. Vouk, A. M. Paradkar, and P. Lu
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p. 445
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Architecture and applications of the Hy+ visualization system
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M. P. Consens, F. Ch. Eigler, M. Z. Hasan, A. O. Mendelzon, E. G. Noik, A. G. Ryman, and D. Vista
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p. 458
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Investigating reverse engineering technologies for the CAS program understanding project
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E. Buss, R. De Mori, W. M. Gentleman, J. Henshaw, H. Johnson, K. Kontogiannis, E. Merlo, H. A. Muller, J. Mylopoulos, S. Paul, A. Prakash, M. Stanley, S. R. Tilley, J. Troster, and K. Wong
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p. 477
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Emerging technologies that support a software process life cycle
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G. T. Heineman, J. E. Botsford, G. Caldiera, G. E. Kaiser, M. I. Kellner, and N. H. Madhavji
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p. 507
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Books
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