Towards an ideal CASE tool

Authors:
David Finnigan;Elizabeth A. Kemp;Daniela Mehandjiska
Affiliations:
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Venue:
SMT '00 Proceedings of the International Conference on software Methods and Tools (SMT'00)
Year:
2000

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Abstract

This research was designed to investigate factors affecting the acceptance of CASE tools within New Zealand. The research involved an analysis of the relevant literature, surveys and interviews. The questionnaire results would suggest that there is a pool uptake of CASE within New Zealand. The two main reasons for this appear to be the high cost, in the NewZealand context, of integrated CASE tools and a lack of education regarding CASE, From the interviews with software engineers, a list of features for 'the ideal CASE tool' was formulated.