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AVIcode's Intercept Studio Enhancing Microsoft's Dynamic Systems Initiative
As software development teams and solutions become more distributed, visibility into systems has given way to isolated pockets of component knowledge. This 'silo' approach to application development, where different teams work in isolation from each other, means that developers may no longer have knowledge of, or access to, the code with which their component interacts. This results in duplication of efforts and incomplete solutions due to a lack of information sharing.
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Microsoft .NET News Desk commented on the 15 Oct 2005
Microsoft .NET Developer's Journal - AVIcode's Intercept Studio As software development teams and solutions become more distributed, visibility into systems has given way to isolated pockets of component knowledge. This 'silo' approach to application development, where different teams work in isolation from each other, means that developers may no longer have knowledge of, or access to, the code with which their component interacts. This results in duplication of efforts and incomplete solutions due to a lack of information sharing. |
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Microsoft .NET News Desk commented on the 15 Oct 2005
AVIcode's Intercept Studio Enhancing Microsoft's Dynamic Systems Initiative. As software development teams and solutions become more distributed, visibility into systems has given way to isolated pockets of component knowledge. This 'silo' approach to application development, where different teams work in isolation from each other, means that developers may no longer have knowledge of, or access to, the code with which their component interacts. This results in duplication of efforts and incomplete solutions due to a lack of information sharing. |
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Microsoft .NET News Desk commented on the 15 Oct 2005
AVIcode's Intercept Studio Enhancing Microsoft's Dynamic Systems Initiative. As software development teams and solutions become more distributed, visibility into systems has given way to isolated pockets of component knowledge. This 'silo' approach to application development, where different teams work in isolation from each other, means that developers may no longer have knowledge of, or access to, the code with which their component interacts. This results in duplication of efforts and incomplete solutions due to a lack of information sharing. |