NASA NTRS · 19920073224
Seamless transitions from early prototypes to mature operational software - A technology that enables the process for planning and scheduling applications
Abstract
New and innovative software technology is presented that provides a cost effective bridge for smoothly transitioning prototype software, in the field of planning and scheduling, into an operational environment. Specifically, this technology mixes the flexibility and human design efficiency of dynamic data typing with the rigor and run-time efficiencies of static data typing. This new technology provides a very valuable tool for conducting the extensive, up-front system prototyping that leads to specifying the correct system and producing a reliable, efficient version that will be operationally effective and will be accepted by the intended users.
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Hornstein, Rhoda S., Wunderlich, Dana A., Willoughby, John K.. 1992-08-01. Seamless transitions from early prototypes to mature operational software - A technology that enables the process for planning and scheduling applications. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920073224
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