An examination of the current state of IPSE technology
Alan W. Brown · International Conference on Software Engineering · 1993
The concept of an integrated project support environment (IPSE) was developed in response to a recognition that communication and coordination between all tools used in software development and maintenance are essential to the efficient production of quality software systems. The author begins by examining some of the reasons for the relative implementation of IPSE in the commercial world, and then turns his attention to alternative solutions which have seen greater success. The main areas of IPSE research currently being pursued are highlighted. An analysis is given of key issues for the future. >