Sol J. Greenspan

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Published: 1993
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1998
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Mark Feblowitz, Sol J. Greenspan:
Scenario-Based Analysis of COTS Acquisition Impacts. Requir. Eng. 3(3/4): 182-201 (1998)
1996
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Mark Feblowitz, Sol J. Greenspan, Howard B. Reubenstein, Robert Walford:
ACME/PRIME: Requirements Acquisition for Process-Driven Systems. IWSSD 1996: 36-45
1995
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Daniela Rosca, Sol J. Greenspan, J. Christian Wild, Howard B. Reubenstein, Kurt Maly, Mark Feblowitz:
Application of a Decision Support Mechanism to the Business Rules Lifecycle. KBSE 1995: 114-121
1993
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Sol J. Greenspan, Mark Feblowitz:
Requirements engineering using the SOS paradigm. RE 1993: 260-263
1991
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Sol J. Greenspan, Mark Feblowitz, M. Chandra Shekaran, James F. Tremlett:
Addressing requirements issues within a conceptual modeling environment. IWSSD 1991: 212-215

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