It's best to give up the idea of measuring software productivity entirely. Almost no one would seriously wonder how to measure artistic productivity and software engineering is a lot more like art than most people realize because it is fundamentally a creative activity.
Software is also too abstract to be measured the same way assembly line productivity is measured so there is no point in trying to impose a metric based productivity framework on top of software engineering. It's unlikely any such effort will be successful or will lead to any positive outcomes.
Software is also too abstract to be measured the same way assembly line productivity is measured so there is no point in trying to impose a metric based productivity framework on top of software engineering. It's unlikely any such effort will be successful or will lead to any positive outcomes.