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Evaluation and selection of case tools: a methodology and a case study
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Okşar, Koray
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Today’s Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) technology covers nearly all activities in software development ranging from requirement analysis to deployment.Organizations are evaluating CASE tool solutions to automate or ease their processes. While reducing human errors, these tools also increase control, visibility and auditability of the processes. However, to achieve these benefits, the right tool or tools should be selected for usage in the intended processes. This is not an easy task when the vast number of tools in the market is considered. Failure to select the right tool may impede project’s progress besides causing economic loss. In this thesis study, a methodology is proposed for CASE tool evaluation and selection among various candidates and the points that separate this work from similar studies in the literature are explained. Moreover, the methodology is performed on a case study.
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Information systems
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/19388
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K. Okşar, “Evaluation and selection of case tools: a methodology and a case study,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2010.