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The Differences Between Software Development and Software Engineering
By: James Hunt
Software development and software engineering go hand in hand when it comes to the implementation of software. Software development deals more with the creation of the software and when this is complete, software engineering takes over with the creation of software systems.
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Audit finds PG&E smart meters accurate, faults customer service
Independent review ordered by California utility commission finds meters are accurate but that utility PG&E has not handled technology roll-out well.
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