By R. E. A. Mason, T. T. Carey
Communications of the ACM,
May 1983,
Vol. 26 No. 5, Pages 347-354
10.1145/69586.358137
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Applying prototype-oriented development processes to computerized application systems significantly improves the likelihood that useful systems will be developed and that the overall development cycle will be shortened. The prototype development methodology and development tool presented here have been widely applied to the development of interactive information systems in the commercial data processing setting. The effectiveness and relationship to other applications is discussed.
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