Application Development White Papers
Applying an Analytical Framework: Organize and Reuse Valuable Techniques, Tools, and Examples
Overview Modeling complex software and business systems can be a challenging task. Standard design and analysis patterns are helpful but don't usually show how to apply techniques or demonstrate working examples that are similar to the problem at hand. Fortunately, one can use analytical frameworks to collect and organize analysis patterns, tools, skills, organization techniques, examples, and the expertise of others who have solved similar modeling problems. Learn how to use analytical frameworks to one's advantage in various software development areas, from security, messaging and user interfaces, to hiring and training personnel.
| Publisher | IBM | File Format | HTML |
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| Date Published | April 2007 | ||
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