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Use Case Management Applications
October 18, 2005 |
As far as I’m aware, there are only two use case management applications on the market: Serlio’s Case Complete and Rewritten Software’s Use Case Studio. I last looked at them a year or so ago–I need to take a look and see how they’ve changed.
The thing that struck me on looking at them was that each of the applications has taken a strong stance in favour of one of the two main notational styles. If you use Case Complete, you must use Cockburn’s style, whereas Use Case Studio only supports Bittner and Spence’s.
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