In an article featured on Silicon Republic, Irum Inayat sheds light on the significance of interdisciplinary research and industry insights in gaining a comprehensive understanding of the realities of software development. Drawing upon her expertise, Irum emphasizes the need for collaboration between different fields to tackle the complexities of modern software development.
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