Title :
Second-generation CASE tools: a challenge to vendors
Author :
Martin, Charles F.
Author_Institution :
Charles F. Martin Associates, Concord, MA, USA
fDate :
3/1/1988 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
The author contends that current computer-aided-software engineering (CASE) tools have several inherent limitations that reduce the productivity gains they can achieve. These limitations include methodology constraints, administration difficulties, documentation inadequacies, and graphic-artist requirement. Each of these is examined, and some solutions are offered.<>
Keywords :
software engineering; software tools; CASE tools; computer-aided-software engineering; documentation inadequacies; graphic-artist requirement; methodology constraints; productivity gains; software tools; Automation; Computer aided software engineering; Databases; Dictionaries; Documentation; Electronic switching systems; Graphics; Monitoring; Productivity; Workstations;
Journal_Title :
Software, IEEE
