ORGANIZATIONAL AND EDITORIAL PRINCIPLES OF IMPROVING HUMAN COMPUTER COMMUNICATION SYSTEM IN SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

Abstract

Effective human-computer communication is crucial in software development to enhance productivity and reduce errors. This paper explores organizational and editorial principles that can significantly improve these communication systems. We propose a framework that integrates streamlined processes, clear documentation practices, and collaborative tools to foster better interaction between developers and software systems. By implementing these principles, organizations can mitigate misunderstandings, enhance clarity, and ultimately achieve higher software quality and user satisfaction.