Lech Krzanik

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2007
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Lech Krzanik:
Specifying Variability of an Extensive Mobile System for Feasible Stakeholder Communication and Optimized Delivered Product Architecture. VaMoS 2007: 135-139
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Lech Krzanik:
Simple Evolution of Complex Web Systems. WEBIST (2) 2007: 340-346
2006
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Lech Krzanik:
An Architecture for Attribute-Driven Evolution of Nomadic Media. EVOL 2006: 105-111
2005
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Lech Krzanik:
Usability-driven evolution of context-sensitive nomadic media. MUM 2005: 164
1988
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Lech Krzanik:
Enactable models for quantitative evolutionary software processes. ISPW 1988: 103-110

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