Sebastian Kutscha

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Published: 1993
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1998
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Horst Kesselmeier, Inga Tschiersch, Klaus Henning, Beate Stoffels, Sebastian Kutscha:
Enterprise Networks: The Re-Engineering of Complex Software Systems. AI Soc. 12(1): 55-63 (1998)
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Beate Stoffels, Kirsti Grobel, Klaus Henning, Sebastian Kutscha:
Softwareentwicklung in komplexen Unternehmensverbünden durch Berücksichtigung der organisatorischen Veränderungsprozesse. EMISA 1998: 113-124
1997
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Sebastian Kutscha, Klaus Henning, Horst Kesselmeier:
The Task Artifact Cycle: a Conceptual Approach to Maintenance and Reengineering. CSMR 1997: 17-19
1996
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Sebastian Kutscha, Klaus Henning, Horst Kesselmeier:
Der Task-Artifact-Cycle - oder: Warum man Altsysteme nicht einfach wegwerfen sollte. Softwarewartung und Reengineering 1996: 327-334

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