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Software Management Guides from an Expert

July 14th, 2008 | 3 comments

Long time friend and cohort, Lorne Cooper, has two new posts up on the AccuRev blog that are must reads if you’re in the software development business.  Aside from his role as CEO of AccuRev (I am a board member and investor), which develops and sells software for software developers, Lorne has a long history of running software companies and projects.  In these posts, he shares some of the wisdom he has gained over the years.

Check ‘em out.

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July 14th, 2008 | Category: Leadership, Management, Software | 3 comments
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    Thanks for the very helpful information.

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