Integration Technology for CASE
Richard Daley(Editor)
Avebury Technical (Publisher)
Published on 29. July 1993
Book
Hardback
165 pages
978-0-291-39797-3 (ISBN)
Description
Many companies realise the important contribution that software development tools can make in improving the timely delivery of high quality applications. As these companies employ advanced tools from different vendors, they realise that the tools must be used within a framework that enhances their overall effectiveness to create a whole that is more than the sum of the parts. Many companies believe that tools must work with a common repository to ensure a correct and consistent view of data by all tools contributing to project productivity and quality. Whilst this is undeniably important it is also true that integration of tools is more than having a common repository. This book on "Integration Technologies for CASE" looks at the issues faced in integrating tools and presents both an overview of products which offer these facilities and experiences of companies in employing these technologies. The papers presented in the book offer a useful insight and overview of this complex subject.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 162 mm
Width: 237 mm
Weight
390 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-291-39797-3 (9780291397973)
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Content
Part one: Integration and issues directions: Integration technologies available, R Daley; integration. Why bother?, A. Gater; the future direction for integration technology, C Gerelle. Part Two: Standards and initiatives: selected standardization activities influencing CASE integration, K. Chapman; Data interchange between CASE tools: PCTE, IRDS or CDIF?, K. Thompson; Providing generic CASE integration, A. Mercer. Part three: CASE frameworks and user experiences: the Atherton software backplane, E Black; the Columbus SDE - an overview, H.Maefaard and J.Anderson; open IPSE with full life-cycle traceability, F.Hass; Digital's aerospace and defence software engineering environment, P Bellchambers and C. Martin; Enterprise II: the software engineering integrator, A. Legait.