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(Joint Application Development) An approach to systems analysis and design introduced by IBM in 1977 that emphasizes teamwork between user and technician. Small groups meet to determine system objectives and the business transactions to be supported. They are run by a neutral facilitator who can move the group toward well-defined goals. Results include a prototype of the proposed system.
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Collaborative activities include extending the United Devices software to manage other Grid software packages, exploring new algorithms that utilize the UT Grid and pursuing joint application development. Ericsson will also set up a joint Application Development Environment with Maxis to jumpstart the development of exclusive multimedia products and services for its customers, in particular those which take advantage of streaming capabilities such as interactive TV, live concerts and sports, news-on-demand, and many more. As part of its joint application development and marketing partnership with Symbol Technologies, Locus has committed to making all of its hand-held applications compatible with Symbol PDAs and mobile computing devices. |
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