ABSTRACT

First published in 1993, this book explores the technical opportunities and constraints, vendors and users business objectives and critical success factors, and intellectually inspired advances in methodologies and techniques of Computer Aided Systems Engineering , or CASE for short. This book is designed to be read on its own as a high level guide to the strategies of the certain vendors.

part Section A|2 pages

Introduction

chapter Chapter 1|20 pages

What Determines the Future of CASE?

chapter Chapter 2|14 pages

Categories of CASE

chapter Chapter 3|8 pages

The Punter’s Dilemma: Choosing a Vendor Strategy

part Section B|2 pages

Hardware Vendors’ Strategies

chapter Chapter 4|2 pages

The Hardware Vendors

chapter Chapter 5|34 pages

IBM: SAA and AD/Cycle

chapter Chapter 6|10 pages

Ibm: Aix Case

chapter Chapter 7|18 pages

Digital: NAS and COHESION

chapter Chapter 8|20 pages

ICL: CASE Partnerships and OFENfratnework

chapter Chapter 9|20 pages

UNiSYS: Integrated Information Architecture

chapter Chapter 10|10 pages

Hewlett Packard: NewWave and CASEdge

chapter Chapter 11|16 pages

Bull: Distributed Development Environment (DDE)

part Section C|2 pages

Software Vendors’ Strategies

chapter Chapter 12|2 pages

The Software Vendors

chapter Chapter 13|24 pages

Computer Associates: CA90s

chapter Chapter 14|14 pages

Software AG: Integrated Software Architecture and ENTIRE

chapter Chapter 15|10 pages

ORACLE: Open CASE Environment

chapter Chapter 16|10 pages

Msp: Rd Ade

chapter Chapter 17|16 pages

Softlab: Maestro II and E-CASE

chapter Chapter 18|18 pages

LBMS: Engineer Framework

chapter Chapter 19|20 pages

Texas Instruments: Information Engineering Facility