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ryzh [129]
3 years ago
15

Search the Internet for information on software development management policies.

Business
1 answer:
Rudiy273 years ago
5 0
This would actually be very dependable. For each software, they would be a number of different management policies. For example, one of them would be by not going against their policies and also, to not be able to get into their system as to hack their development. Certain requirement's that would be related in this case would be as to make sure that the software would be highly secured. There would also have to be very secured severs in the software development as to not have any loose specks that would be easy to navigate. There would also be many other ways and different developments on how to make a securing application for a software. There would be as I also mentioned, to not make any loose items, such a a text page, to each navigate through this aspect and to have the user able to reach into the systems also using other systems. So yes, it would be very important to keep these kind of systems secured. <span />
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