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2001
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Brian Lawrence, Karl E. Wiegers, Christof Ebert:
The Top Risks of Requirements Engineering. IEEE Softw. 18(6): 62-63 (2001)
2000
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Karl E. Wiegers, Doris C. Sturzenberger:
A Modular Software Process Mini-Assessment Method - Tool Report. IEEE Softw. 17(1): 62-69 (2000)
1999
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Karl E. Wiegers:
Software Process Improvement in Web Time. IEEE Softw. 16(4): 78-86 (1999)
1998
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Karl E. Wiegers:
Read My Lips: No New Models! IEEE Softw. 15(5): 10-13 (1998)
1995
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Karl E. Wiegers:
Assessment and control of software risks : Capers Jones Yourdon Press, Englewood Cliffs, USA (1994) 619 pp £27.50 ISBN 0 13 741406 4. Inf. Softw. Technol. 37(7): 395 (1995)

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