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STANDARDIZATION: TECHNOLOGY VERSUS MANAGEMENT

E J Radkowski, Rick Blake

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An examination is made of the trends toward standardization, the similarity of military processors and the risks of choosing a standard design. A philosophy from which initial standardization objectives can be attained is presented along with recommendations for industry and DOD actions.

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An examination is made of the trends toward standardization, the similarity of military processors and the risks of choosing a standard design. A philosophy from which initial standardization objectives can be attained is presented along with recommendations for industry and DOD actions.

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An examination is made of the trends toward standardization, the similarity of military processors and the risks of choosing a standard design. A philosophy from which initial standardization objectives can be attained is presented along with recommendations for industry and DOD actions.

Key concepts: Standardization, Computer science, Engineering management, Risk analysis (engineering), Software engineering, Engineering, Business, Operating system

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