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This document is a presentation from Vladimir Pavlov, chairman and chief strategy officer of the International Software & Productivity Engineering Institute (INTSPEI). The presentation discusses global demand for productivity and INTSPEI's P-Modeling framework for application lifecycle management. It also includes benchmarks of productivity for global 500 companies and strategies for increasing productivity at the employee, client, and ecosystem level for software companies.
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