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tfester

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Briefly describe the process and policies for each reuse approach.
 
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A common legal and contractual development in new application development is ________.
 
  A) Understanding how stakeholders feel about the system
  B) Determining which IS to develop
  C) Expanding software licenses
  D) The political ramifications of a new system



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Answer to Question 1

The ad hoc approach does not have a process or policies. The facilitated approach uses incentives, an asset check-in process, and limited review before publication. The managed approach includes a reuse-adapted process, mandated with specific goals; reuse reviews and asset documentation, packaging, and certification guidelines, and specified metrics. The designed approach includes some domain analysis, reuse-oriented architecture, and specific steps to design for and with reuse.

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Reply 2 on: Jul 7, 2018
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