The top-ten tenets of software quality assurance, part four: Methods
A method should lead a project to the desired result without significant variation, with much of the thinking already been done for you, writes Mark Wilson
In system development, I believe a method is something you follow to convert inputs into outputs that consistently meet a stated requirement (the word "methodology" is properly what this article is - the...
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