IEEE P14102_D1, Feb 2010
IEEE Draft Standard Adoption of ISO/IEC 14102:2008 Information Technology - Guideline for the Evaluation and Selection of CASE Tools
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IEEE P14102_D1, Feb 2010 is an IEEE draft standard adoption of ISO/IEC 14102:2008 for Information Technology, focused on guideline-based evaluation and selection of CASE tools. In the computing and processing context, it helps organizations compare software engineering tools more consistently and choose options that fit their development methods, project needs, and technical constraints. For teams managing tool acquisition or standardization, it provides a structured reference point for informed selection.
Overview of IEEE P14102_D1, Feb 2010
This draft standard addresses the evaluation and selection of CASE tools, which are commonly used to support software design, analysis, documentation, and related development activities. IEEE P14102_D1, Feb 2010 aligns with a guideline approach rather than a product specification, so its value lies in helping reviewers assess tool capabilities against defined criteria. It is relevant where computing organizations need a repeatable way to compare tools and document selection decisions.
Typical use cases
IEEE P14102_D1, Feb 2010 is typically used during tool appraisal for software engineering environments, especially when teams are deciding between CASE products for modeling, requirements work, or design support. It can guide procurement reviews, internal platform standardization, and evaluation of tool fit across development workflows. The guideline is also useful when assessing whether a candidate tool supports the methods, documentation practices, and coordination needs of a specific engineering group.
Why it matters
Using a consistent framework for CASE tool selection reduces the risk of choosing software that does not match project requirements or organizational practices. IEEE P14102_D1, Feb 2010 supports better comparison, clearer documentation, and more defensible procurement decisions in computing and processing work. It can also improve consistency across teams by encouraging the same evaluation criteria, which may help with training, maintenance planning, and long-term tool compatibility.
- Guideline for CASE tool evaluation
- Supports structured tool selection
- Relevant to software engineering workflows
- Useful for procurement and review
- Applies to computing and processing contexts
- Publication Date: 2010
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing
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- This Version: P14102 (2010)
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