David Wood 
Symbian for Software Leaders [PDF ebook] 
Principles of Successful Smartphone Development Projects

Introduction: Projects, Projects, Projects.
PART 1: SYMBIAN IN CONTEXT.
1. At the heart of the smartphone revolution.
2. The big picture of a Symbian OS project.
3. Involving ISVs.
4. Twenty reasons why smartphones will win.
PART 2: THRIVING ON SCALE.
5. Managing large projects.
6. Managing defects.
7. Managing configurations.
8. Managing integration.
9. Managing interfaces.
10. Managing testing.
11. Managing tools.
12. Managing plans and change.
13. Managing uncertainty.
14. Simplifying smartphone projects.
PART 3: SYMBIAN’S DESIGN PHILOSOPHY.
15. Design goals for Symbian OS.
16. Designing for efficiency.
17. Designing for robustness.
18. Designing for usability.
19. Designing for longevity.
20. Designing for smartphones.
PART 4: HUMAN ASPECTS OF SMARTPHONE PROJECTS.
21. The essential role of the project manager.
22. The essential role of the support network.
23. The essential role of renewal.
Appendix 1: Annotated glossary of abbreviations.
Appendix 2: Selected bibliography.
Appendix 3: Acknowledgements.
Index.

David Wood was a co-founder of Symbian, having joined Psion
(Symbian’s original parent company) in June 1988. As
EVP of Research for Symbian, he is currently responsible for
leading a series of collaborative research projects, covering
engineering, strategy and market development, focused on improving
the competitiveness and value of Symbian’s overall offering.
David has an MA in Mathematics from Cambridge University, and
has served as Symbian’s representative on the Board of Directors
for the Open Mobile Alliance. He has been a director of
Symbian (and before that, Psion Software) since 1996.