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French spies and counter‐spies

Intelligence and National Security, 1987
Paul Paillole, Notre espion chez Hitler (Paris: Robert Laffont, 1985). Pp. 287 Ff.85. Jean Rochet, Cinq arts a la tete de la DST, 1967–1972. La mission impossible (Paris: Plon, 1985). Pp. 340. Ff.80.
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The SPI manifesto and the ECQA SPI manager certification scheme

Journal of Software: Evolution and Process, 2010
SUMMARYSoftware process improvement (SPI) can be seen as a profession having its own competence needs and its own community of interest. European projects EQN and EU Cert have defined skill sets and a common certification scheme for about 20 professions, mainly in the IT domain.
Morten Korsaa   +6 more
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Spies in the minority game

Physical Review E, 2008
We study the effects of the existence of another type of agents, called spies, in the minority game (MG). Unlike the normal agents in the MG, the spies do not carry any strategy. Instead, they decide their action by scouting some normal agents and take the minority action of the spied group.
You-Yang, Yu   +3 more
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Spies

2019
For more than four decades after World War II, the quest for intelligence drove the Soviet Union and the United States to develop a high-stakes "game" of spying on one another throughout the Cold War. Each nation needed to be aware of and prepared to counter the capabilities of their primary nemesis.
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The SPI Manifesto Revisited

2017
The paper shows a new view on SPI given from the perspective of organisations research especially from the view of Marvin Weisbrod. It takes the trend analysis of Weisbrod and maps approaches like the SPI Manifesto and the agile Manifesto in the roadmap of Weisbrod.
Eva Breske, Tomas Schweigert
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Practical SPI Planning

2008
This paper presents a practical procedure named P4SPI for planning, monitoring and closing an SPI. Planning activities are performed using PMBOK’s process areas as a reference; monitoring activities using Six Sigma tools and techniques and closing activities using gathering qualitative and quantitative information about the SPI Implementation.
José Francisco Landaeta   +2 more
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Sport as (Spi)rituality

Implicit Religion, 2012
This article deals with the relationship between sport and (spi)rituality from an anthropological and sociological point of view. There are several convergences but also many differences between the two spheres. However, the affinities appear to be more numerous and meaningful than the divergences.
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