Computer-Aided Method Engineering : Designing CASE Repositories for the 21st Century

Computer Aided Method Engineering (CAME) is about generation and use of information design techniques according to user needs. Sometimes such environments are called generic tools or MetaCASE. CASE research in the last decade has addressed issues such as method integration, multiple user support, multiple representation paradigms, method modifiability and evolution, and information retrieval and computational facilities. Today, there is a need for a comprehensive methodology for realization of a CASE architecture. Computer-Aided Method Engineering: Designing CASE Repositories for the 21st Century presents a contribution on a methodology and architecture of a CASE repository for the 21st century.