Robert L. Glass – Page 3 – Communications of the ACM

Practice Nov 1 2002

Underlying complexity escalates exponentially: some little-known research findings.

Practice Aug 1 2002

Whether mild or raging, wars about topics ranging from programming languages to methods of indentation are healthy for our field.

Computing Applications

Practice May 1 2002

`But my project is different' really is a valid response.

Practice Feb 1 2002

Depending on your career roots, it seems editorial preferences may focus less on what is said and more on how it's said.

Computing Applications

Opinion Sep 1 2001

Creating an excuse for the consumer to buy something "new."

Computing Applications

Opinion Apr 1 2001

The computing world desperately needs truth-seekers, and fewer Advocates.

Computing Applications

Opinion Jan 1 2001

After a second consulting visit to a software company, what seemed so obvious the first time suddenly seemed less so.

Computing Applications

Opinion Jul 1 2000

In the fast-moving and ever-changing field of programming, what's your plan for the inevitable?

Computing Applications

Opinion Mar 1 2000

Naysayers made an event-turned-nonevent more unpleasant than it needed to be.

Computing Applications

Opinion Nov 1 1999

Regardless of how "troubled" a project may be, what is learned after crossing the finish line can be a practitioner's overwhelming success.

Computing Applications

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