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custom software | can be made generic but this can be a complex process if the software was not designed in a flexible way | ![]() |
has definition Software developed to meet the needs of a particular customer | ![]() | |
has definition Software that is developed to meet the specific needs of a particular customer (in contrast to generic software) | ![]() | |
has global CPU usage low | ![]() | |
has global development effort high | ![]() | |
has global number of copies low | ![]() | |
has example web sites, air-traffic control systems and software for managing the finances of large organizations | ![]() | |
is what most software developers work on | ![]() | |
is a subtopic of 1.1 - The Nature of Software | ![]() | |
is developed for a particular customer | ![]() | |
is often developed in-house | ![]() | |
is typically used by only a few people | ![]() | |
is a kind of software | ![]() | |
may be contracted-out to a consulting company | ![]() | |
software | can be easily duplicated | ![]() |
can have usability without utility^2 | ![]() | |
can have utility without usability | ![]() | |
deteriorates as it is changed repeatedly | ![]() | |
does not wear out with use like other engineering artefacts | ![]() | |
has quality which is only as good as its lowest-quality reusable component | ![]() | |
is designed usually for human beings to use | ![]() | |
must be designed with users' input otherwise it may not be usable | ![]() | |
often has a poor design and is steadily becoming worse | ![]() |
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