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Enterprise Information and Communications Technology – Software Pricing and Developer Productivity Measurement

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  • Martin Fleming, 2023. "Enterprise Information and Communications Technology – Software Pricing and Developer Productivity Measurement," Working Papers 037, The Productivity Institute.
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