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1997
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Juan Carlos Granja-Alvarez, Manuel J. Barranco García:
A Method for Estimating Maintenance Cost in a Software Project: A Case Study. J. Softw. Maintenance Res. Pract. 9(3): 161-175 (1997)
1996
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Manuel J. Barranco García, Juan Carlos Granja-Alvarez:
Productive maintainability. ACM SIGSOFT Softw. Eng. Notes 21(2): 89-91 (1996)

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1996
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Manuel J. Barranco García, Juan Carlos Granja-Alvarez:
Maintainability as a key factor in maintenance productivity: a case study. ICSM 1996: 87-
1995
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Manuel J. Barranco García, Juan Carlos Granja-Alvarez:
Environment Information Systems: Study of the Software Productivity. DEXA Workshop 1995: 474-482

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