What are the four phases of the Unified Process ?
Answer Posted / santhosh paul
Unified process has emerged as a popular and effetive software dewelopement process.
In particular,the rational Unified process as modified at rational corporation is widely practised in many industries.
The Rational Unified Process only has four phases named
inception
elaboration
contruction
transition
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