IEEE 14471-2010
IEEE Guide for Adoption of ISO/IEC TR 14471:2007 Information Technology -- Software Engineering -- Guidelines for the Adoption of CASE Tools
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IEEE 14471-2010 is a technical guide for adopting ISO/IEC TR 14471:2007 in software engineering, with particular attention to CASE tools in computing and processing environments. It helps organizations evaluate how computer-aided software engineering tools can be introduced, aligned with existing development practices, and applied in a controlled way. For teams managing software methods, tool selection, or process improvement, this standard provides a focused reference for practical adoption planning and consistency.
Overview of IEEE 14471-2010
This standard addresses the adoption of CASE tools within software engineering by framing the guidance from ISO/IEC TR 14471:2007 in an IEEE context. IEEE 14471-2010 is useful for organizations that need a clearer basis for introducing tool support into development workflows without disrupting established engineering practices. It is especially relevant where software teams want to improve analysis, design, documentation, or traceability through structured tool use while keeping adoption decisions technically grounded.
Typical use cases
IEEE 14471-2010 may be used when selecting or evaluating CASE tools for software development projects, process improvement initiatives, or engineering tool integration efforts. It is relevant to teams working with requirements management, design modeling, documentation support, and related computing workflows. The guidance can also support internal reviews of how a tool fits existing methods, how it affects development consistency, and whether adoption is practical for a particular software engineering environment.
Why it matters
This standard matters because CASE tool adoption can affect workflow control, documentation quality, and the consistency of software engineering practice. IEEE 14471-2010 gives organizations a structured point of reference when comparing tools or planning implementation, which can reduce risk during procurement and rollout. In practice, that can help improve alignment between methods and tools, support more repeatable development outcomes, and avoid poorly matched software engineering investments.
- Adoption guidance for CASE tools
- Software engineering process alignment
- Tool evaluation and integration planning
- Support for requirements, design, and documentation workflows
- Publication Date: 2010
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing
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- This Version: 14471 (2010)
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