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General Practice Survey Results – Turner Dissertation
As part of his doctoral dissertation for George Washington University, Richard Turner performed research that addressed the issue of software best practices in four distinct ways:
1. Determined the adoption of software acquisition best practices by DoD software-intensive systems acquisition offices
2. Evaluated the perceived effectiveness of best practices through expert elicitation and comparison to acquisition risks and the causal factors of acquisition failures
3. Defined an instrument to support evaluation, selection and implementation of best practices
4. Showed viability of the instrument through piloting
The details of Dr. Turner’s research can be viewed by downloading/reviewing his dissertation from the following link. The survey results available within this area of the DACS Gold Practice web site are derived from his dissertation.
Turner, Richard Glenn, “Implementation of Best Practices in US Department of Defense Software-Intensive Systems Acquisitions”, George Washington University, 31 January 2002, © Copyright 2002 Richard Glenn Turner, used with permission.
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Composite Practice Adoption and Effectiveness Summaries
Composite Risk Impact and Perceived Effectiveness Summaries
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