Titlebook: Managing Software Engineering; CASE studies and sol Alan C. Gillies,Peter Smith Book 1994 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Overview: 978-0-412-56550-2978-1-4899-7188-3

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Methods come before toolsThis chapter focuses upon the role and importance of methods in the process of information systems development. In particular, lessons regarding the importance of methods are illustrated by two case studies. One of these is taken from the experiences of a large Government department, the other from a financial institution.

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Evolutionary not revolutionary changeThis chapter discusses the problems and pitfalls of introducing new technology into an organization. In particular, it focuses upon the problems which can arise when introducing CASE tools and the methods and approaches which accompany them into a new environment.

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People matterMany innovations in the area of automation and computerization seem paradoxically to lead to a greater emphasis upon the human and manual processes they seek to replace. For example, many of us are familiar with the environmentally friendly paperless computerized

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Consultants can helpIn an ideal world there would be no consultants. The need for consultants is a response to a number of problems facing the potential user of CASE tools and methods:

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