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Advanced Information Systems Engineering: Second Nordic Conference CAiSE '90, Stockholm, Sweden, May 8-10, 1990, Proceedings - Softcover
Synopsis
CASE in the '90 s.- CASE in action: IEF at Nykredit.- FOUNDATION - CASE tools for the success of the French Stock Exchange.- A common repository and information model - A base for integration of development tools.- Experiences with the use of CASE-tools in the Netherlands.- Making CASE work.- CASE tools and Software Factories.- Selecting system development tools: Some experiences.- Software configuration management for medium-size systems.- Automated support of the modelling process: A view based on experiments with expert information engineers.- Software process modelling in EPOS.- A communication oriented approach to conceptual modelling of information systems.- Correction of conceptual schemas.- A natural language interpreter for the construction of conceptual schemas.- How to combine tools and methods in practice- a field study.- Application of relational normalforms in CASE-tools.- The conceptual task model: a specification technique between requirements engineering and program development (extended abstract).- Rule-based requirements specification and validation.- Requirements specification in TEMPORA.- ESPRIT today - An overview.- ESPRIT at the age of seven - its industrial impact seen from a participant's viewpoint.- From software engineering to business engineering: ESPRIT projects in information systems engineering.- Quality auditing: The necessary step towards the required quality Objectives.- Quality engineering: Designing for quality - the SW engineering challenge.- Quality control: A cornerstone to quality - measurement and motivation are key issues.- Quality management: The business asset and its competitive advantage.- Software prototyping: Implications for the people involved in systems development.- Experiences from prototyping.- IRIS - A mapping assistant for generating designs from requirements.- Recast: A tool for reusing requirements.- A design tool for object oriented databases.
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