DESIGNING OPEN SYSTEMS WITH CASE: Information Systems Management: Vol 12, No 1

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Abstract

CASE technology is now advanced enough for use in the design of open systems for distributed computing. Open systems can be accessed for operations by other systems through standard interfaces. This article includes a step-by-step approach for designing an open system architecture using CASE.

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Debajyoti Mukhopadhyay

The manager o f business solutions and reengineering at Bellcore in Piscatawoy NJ.

Blanka Dalezman

Currently working as amember of the technical staff a Bellcore.

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DESIGNING OPEN SYSTEMS WITH CASE

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DESIGNING OPEN SYSTEMS WITH CASE

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