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Product Organization Pattern Language
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AHyperproductiveTelecommunicationsDevelopmentTeam
BorlandQuattroProForWindows
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PrimingTheOrganizationForChange
SomeGeneralRules
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DissonancePrecedesResolution
ItDependsOnTheContextOfTheOrganization
ItDependsOnYourRoleInYourOrganization
MakeLoveNotWar
OrganizationalPatternsAreInspirationRatherThanPrescription
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PeopleAreLessPredictableThanCode
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HistoryAndIntroduction
HowThePatternsCameToUs
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WhoShouldUseThisBook
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StandUpMeeting
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TheWaterCooler
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ApplicationDesignIsBoundedByTestDesign
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DontInterruptAnInterrupt
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GetOnWithIt
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ModerateTruckNumber
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PhasingItIn
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SacrificeOnePerson
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SizeTheOrganization
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SomeoneAlwaysMakesProgress
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TakeNoSmallSlips
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Don’t Interrupt an Interrupt
Reference to pattern in [Coplien & Harrison], “
Don't Interrupt an Interrupt
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