DocumentCode
3165546
Title
Why to go Business Class (IT applications)
Author
Barbe, Jean Luc ; Verhoest, Carl
Author_Institution
Telesystemes Innovation, Vanves, France
fYear
1992
fDate
4-8 May 1992
Firstpage
639
Lastpage
647
Abstract
Business applications still represent the largest installed software base of the information technology market. The authors identify business applications as those information systems which are, in general, characterized by a relative low level of algorithmic complexity, a large amount of persistent data needing concurrent access, the need for online access within a given delay, and a high degree of security. They present the Business Class project, which foresees a generic object-oriented (OO) model for analysis, several technology related OO models for design, an integrated CASE tool environment to support both phases, and an accompanying methodology, all dedicated to the domain of business applications. The possible benefits of the use of OO technology for business application development are discussed. The solution proposed by the Business Class project is introduced. The generic OO model used for the analysis phase is described.<>
Keywords
computational complexity; integrated software; object-oriented programming; office automation; software tools; Business Class Esprit II project; Business Class project; algorithmic complexity; generic object oriented model; information systems; information technology; integrated CASE tool environment; online access; software base; Application software; Computer aided software engineering; Costs; Delay; Information systems; Investments; Object oriented modeling; Software maintenance; Technological innovation; Time to market;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
CompEuro '92 . 'Computer Systems and Software Engineering',Proceedings.
Conference_Location
The Hague, Netherlands
Print_ISBN
0-8186-2760-3
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CMPEUR.1992.218459
Filename
218459
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