What does TBA stand for?

The task-based approach to individual case work did not deliver the expected efficiencies, though it helped cut down on fraud, admitted the state.

While this argument supports the adoption of a task-based approach for material that will encourage learning by doing, it also leads us to recognise that learning can be easy and even pleasurable if the learner already has the initial structure in place for the material.

Written by Michael Azoff and Teresa Jones, it evaluated the change and configuration management solution and its innovative, task-based approach that provides a number of key capabilities: --Task-based change and configuration management; --Full auditing for compliance purposes; --Role-based and lifecycle tracking of change requests, with Web-based reporting capabilities; --Parallel development capability; --Integration with other Telelogic and third-party tools, including issue tracking systems.

The Continuus change management suite has a three tiered architecture that will offer us scalability, permits our management team to drill down to the code level and employs a task-based approach that is a natural fit for the way people work.

Microsoft developers can now take advantage of Continuus' superior change management capabilities, including problem tracking, workflow management and distributed and parallel development, and a unique task-based approach -- all without leaving the familiar integrated development environments (IDEs) they work in today.

Unlike the other choices on NT, Continuus provides a real software configuration management solution that gives us role-based security and comprehends our life-cycle, yet makes things easy with a task-based approach.

2 users who choose to move from Continuus/CM's existing file-based methodology to a task-based approach therefore give up none of the previous versions' power to eliminate such problems as duplicated code bases, inefficient manual code merges, the need for code freezes when doing builds and releases, the inability to let two developers work in parallel, overwritten and lost changes, and non-reproducible builds.