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A Pilot Survey of Software Product Management

Stanford University’s Computer Industry Project (SCIP) is an interdisciplinary study of the worldwide computer industry. Funded in its initial years by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, this project’s goals are to characterize the nature of the emerging industry, analyze trends and identify and monitor important industrial, educational and public policy issues. We are reporting here on the efforts of one area of the SCIP’s research, the Software Industry Study.