Michael A. Cusumano
- Cusumano, M. Japan's Software Factories. Oxford University Press, NY, 1991. Google Scholar
Digital Library
- Cusumano, M. and Kemerer, C. A quantitative analysis of U.S. and Japanese practice and performance in software development. Management Science 36, 11 (Nov. 1990). Google ScholarDigital Library
- Cusumano, M., MacCormack, A., Kemerer, C., and Crandall, B. Software development worldwide: The state of the practice. IEEE Software 20, 6 (Nov.--Dec. 2003), 28--34. Google ScholarDigital Library
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- The puzzle of Japanese software
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