Working With Objects:The Ooram Software Engineering Method

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Working With Objects:The Ooram Software Engineering Method, 9780134529301 (0134529308), Prentice Hall, 1996

The book describes the principles behind an industrial approach to software production. We claim that the technological basis of industrial software production should be object orientation. A large part of the book is devoted to explaining all the different things you can do with objects; we will also match the different operations on objects to the needs of typical value chains for software production.

No viable industry was ever established on an ad hoc basis. Object orientation and industrial production of software are not some kind of magic that will produce immediate results in your next software project. You must identify your potential customers and fully understand their current and future needs. You must identify the complete value chain, and carefully consider your place in that chain. You must devise optimal technologies and production facilities for every step in the chain. You must establish the required infrastructure for supporting the process, and staff the production facilities with people trained for their tasks. This book can help you getting started, but it is only your own long term dedication and investment in time and resources that can lead you to the goal.

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