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Evolution of Modeling Tools along the Project Life Cycle

Posted on 2011 June 19 by modelpractice

Amongst tool vendors a general assumption seems to be that the work is adapted to the tool, instead of doing it the other way around. How can the appropriate usage of modeling tools be analysed scientificaly, to lead to tool support in the meaning of the tool supports the work and not vice versa … Continue reading →

Posted in Software Modelling | Tagged abstraction, Aris, computer science, Domain, Enterprise Architect, Excel, Language, Life cycle, Magic Draw, model, modeling, Modeling Tool, Power Point, project, Rational, software, Tool, Visio, Word | 1 Comment

Every method works well on the scenarios its author publishes

Posted on 2011 May 16 by modelpractice

An excerpt from John D. Cook’s Blog. Although this is actually about methods in Statistics and Simulation, it strongly reminded me to methods in Software Engineering … Continue reading →

Posted in Analytic Epistemology | Tagged agile, engineering, methods, project, project management, Requirements, Requirements Engineering, software, software engineering, success story, systems engineering, waterfall | Leave a comment

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