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MODELS
2009
Springer

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Product derivation for solution-driven product line engineering

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Solution-driven product line engineering is a project business where products are created for each customer individually. Although reuse of results from former projects is widely ...

Christoph Elsner, Daniel Lohmann, Wolfgang Schr&ou...

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