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      <title>-</title>
      <p>The first NOl,dic Confe­
rence on Advanced Systems
Engineering: will be held in
Stockholm, Sweden, May 9­
11, 1989. The conference is
jointly organized by SSI,- the
Swedish Sociclyfor Informa­
tionProccssing(associated to
IFIP) and SISU, the Swedish
Institute for Systems Deve­
lopment.</p>
      <p>The conference will be
jointly chaired by M:s Agneta
Qwcrin, head of 55I, and
Prof Janis Bubenko Jr,
SISU, HIT and Univer.sity
of Stockholm.</p>
      <p>Background:</p>
      <p>The area of systems deve­
lopment is rapidly evolving,
both from theoretical and
practical points of view.</p>
      <p>The scientific community
is currently undertaking
qualified research concer­
ning systems development
topics in a variety of con­
texts. The value of this re­
search is obvious and it is
widely felt that the everyday
praetitioners'work in analy­
sis, design and implementa­
tion would benefit from spee­
ding up the knowledge trans­
fer process.</p>
      <p>New tools and methods
arecontinously put intoprac­
tical usage. It is, however,
felt that the neccssary feed
back from the field ofpraeti­
tioners is meagre.
Morcovcr,central problems
in the field of practitioners,
well ~suitable for scientific
treatment, are never made
known to the scientific com­
munity.</p>
      <p>There exists an urgent
need to speed up the sharing
of knowledge and to prepare
for the building and disper­
sal of know-how in order to
properly master and control
future systems development
efforts.</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-2">
      <title>Kista</title>
      <p>- "a Swedish Silicon Valley"</p>
      <p>Kista is a Stockholm su­
burb. It has the greatest
concentration of IT-workers
in Sweden.</p>
      <p>AiJn:</p>
      <p>The basie aim for the
CASE89 confereneeis to
bridge the gap between
the industry and the
research communities
by increasing mutual
understanding ofprob­
lems and possibilities.</p>
      <p>The conference will con­
centrate on exposing current
trends and possibilities in the
research field to the practi­
tioner - as well as indicating
current practical problems
and actual experiences of
methods and tools for the
research community.</p>
      <p>Another aim is to expose
the growing market of soft­
ware tools for systems deve­
lopment, and the basic think­
ing behind these, to those in­
terested.</p>
      <p>The conference will also
touch on the topic of needed
knowledge d(:velopment in
the field of practitioners,
paving the road for fast ac­
comodation of future re­
search results.</p>
      <p>Shortening the time span
between pubLicity of research
results and practical appli­
cation is mandatory.</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-3">
      <title>SISU</title>
      <p>- Swedish Institnte
for</p>
      <p>Systems</p>
      <p>Development.</p>
      <p>The purpose of SISU is to
act as a bridge between re­
search institutions, such as
universities and institutes of
highcr learning, and the
world of industry, business,
and administration. The
primary goal of SISU is thc
development of a high level
of competence for informa­
tion systems development
throughout the public and
private sectors.</p>
      <p>SISU is jointly supported
by the National Swedish
Board for Technical Deve­
lopment (STU) and by the
Association of Supporters of
Information Systems Deve­
lopment in Sweden (ISVI).
There are currently 37
members of ISVI, represen­
ting government depart­
ments, puhlic and private in­
dustries.</p>
      <p>Further information:
1\farianne Sindler,
+46-11-7521600
Box 1250,
S-161. 211 Kista,
Sweden.</p>
      <p>SSI
- Swedish Society (or
Information</p>
      <p>I-rocessing</p>
      <p>SSI is an association for
professionals within the in­</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-4">
      <title>Elect.oum formation processing field as</title>
      <p>- loeation for the CASEll9 well as the research and
education fields. SSI works
conference with activities aimed at pro­</p>
      <p>Electrumin Kistais a buil­ fessional development for its
dingcomplex gathcringinsti­ 2.800 members.
tu tcs and university levcledu­ SSI is a member ofIFIP,
cation within the IT (Infor­ the Interna tional Federation
mation Technology) area. for Information Processing.
SISU one of the hosts for the
conference has its offices Further information:
here. SICS, thc Swedish In­ Eva Lindberg,
stitute for Computer Scicnce +46-11-2411555
and 1M, the Swedish Institu­ Box 399,
te for Microelectronics are S-101 25 Stockholm,
also located here: Parts of Sweden.
the Royal Institute of Tech­
nology, are situated hcrc and
the department for Compu­
ter and Systems Scicnce is
tentatively moving in this
summer.</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-5">
      <title>Sponso.os</title>
      <p>SISU's participating or­
ganizations are all sharing an
interest in building and dis­
seminating know led gc within
the information technology
area, where CASE is a very
central focus of interest.</p>
      <p>C o n f e r e n c e l l i g l t l i g l t t s
The conference is
organized in two parallcll
sessions. You are free to
ehoose between them.</p>
      <p>Session themes</p>
      <p>MayS
o On problems In
systems
development
o CASE in theory
and prnctice
Mini Tutorials</p>
      <p>MayS
On the fututOe
of modelling
- why cnrrent
CASE</p>
      <p>tools Insist on
snplJOrtlng 20 years</p>
      <p>old methods.</p>
      <sec id="sec-5-1">
        <title>I·roressor Colette -'I</title>
        <sec id="sec-5-1-1">
          <title>Uolnnd or SOl-bonne, .,</title>
          <p>France.</p>
          <p>Language</p>
          <p>The conference langua­
ge is English.</p>
          <p>Dead-lines</p>
          <p>April 2 is last date for
the 100/0 deduction for early
registrants.</p>
          <p>April 28 is .he da.e up
towhich we are sure to scnd
conflrmations. After that we
are of cou.rse trying to.</p>
          <p>Hotel accommodation is
scarce. A fast reservation is
recommended.</p>
          <p>A Conference Credo</p>
          <p>Tools·
and methods
• Business systems</p>
          <p>Inodelling</p>
          <p>In Sweden many organi­
zations find themselves in a
very important decision
process concerning CASE­
tools. We feel it is i.mportant
to broaden the perspectives May 10
around this decision. - The
most common pitfall here is o Systems
to regard the decision as a develolJntent
choice between different models
CASE-tools. \Vewish toemp­
hasize that the decision con­ o CASE tool
cernsmethodsaswell as tools, structures
that is to say the software
engineering process. Intro­ o CASE tool
ducing CASE makes neces­ COnllJurison
sary a considerable invest­ methods
ment in knowledge. We per­
ceive that organizations en­
tering the CASE scene arc at
the beginning of a maturity
process which is importan l
to be aware of in order not to
make too many mistakes en
route.</p>
        </sec>
      </sec>
      <sec id="sec-5-2">
        <title>The perspectives of the I'lay I I</title>
        <p>future are also irnportan•
knowledge concerning
CASE-decisions. \Vhat witI
the industry present
tomorrow? Our reasoning says tha• • Inforluntion
the products we see today resource
are going to be challenged by manngement in
an outflow of greatly impro- I·ractice
ved products and new
features in today's products. Ad-.
vances during the next
deeade is in the hands of
"Industryl'. We also perceive tha•
new products and advanced
features of new products are
invented in research center8
and in research oriented
companics which are often
spinoffs from research institu tes
Today's scentific prototype8
will constitute the basis 0 f
the tools and methods
prcsented by industry the day
after tomorrow, that is to say
in the mid 1990-8.</p>
        <p>o CASE
- to dare or not to</p>
        <p>Social Events</p>
        <p>Get together the
evening of JUay 9.
(;ollference dinner in</p>
        <p>a very Swedish
setting the evening or
j\lay 10.
iUnn.IUachlne 0</p>
        <p>Interrace</p>
        <p>JUodelling 0</p>
        <p>Knowledge 0
bused systems</p>
        <p>Tools 0
and IUethods
011 t h e f u t u r e o f IUOIlelling- wilY eUIOloent
case-tools i n s i s t 011 SUI)I)OI°ting 2 0 y e a r s
o l d m e t h o d s a n d tecbnicfUes.</p>
        <p>Ploofessor C o l e t t e R o l l a n ( l , SOlobollne
n</p>
        <p>ON PRORLEiUS IN SYS~IS</p>
        <p>DEVELOI"iUENT
• Systems Developement:· Basic flaws
in the current culture.. Ideas for recti­
fying some of the problems.</p>
        <p>Michael A. Kingsbury, N. Staffs Poly­
technic, Stafford, United Kingdom</p>
        <p>Systems Development - an idea presentation.
• The Mistakes - where systems deve­
lopment does not support business
goals.</p>
        <p>Torsten Bergkvist, Swedish Telecom,
Uppsala, Sweden</p>
        <p>An personal Idea based on experience.</p>
        <p>CASE IN TIIEOUY</p>
        <p>AND I"RAC'I'ICE
• Information Systems Development: A
Frame of Reference and Classifications.</p>
        <p>Anders G. Nilsson, Institute V,
Stockholm, Sweden</p>
        <p>CASE tools and system development models.
P,"ofessor Rolland is currently
al lhe University of PARTS­
Sorbonne. She obtained her
doctors degree in 1971 and
has been doing research in
Computer Science since
1976. She now leads a
research team on data bases
and information systems on
the topics of design. models,
specification languages,
design methodologies and
computer based design tools.</p>
        <p>Colette is council
member 0/ AFCE1' (the french
computing society) which she
represenls on IFIll l'C8. She
also acts as a consultant of
the European Commission and
for NATO. She has published
many books on dala bases
and infonnation system.'1 and
has seroed as the editor of two
international conference
proceedings.</p>
      </sec>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-6">
      <title>PROGRAM</title>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-7">
      <title>COMMITTEE</title>
      <p>• Bertil Andersson, Ph.D.,
Swedish Telecom
• Frode Aschim,
SYSDECO AlS, Oslo
• Erik Frokjaer, adjunkt,
Datalogisk Inst, University
of Cop~nhagen
• Mats-Ake Hugoson,
Prof., ern I Programator
All, Goteborg
• Christer Hullen, Ph.D.,
University or Stockholm,</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-8">
      <title>Neolech An</title>
      <p>• Carl-Gustar Janson,
Ph.D., SYSI...All, Univcl"si­
ty of Stockholm
• I-Iannu Kangassalo,
Dept of Computer Scien­
ce, University of Tampcre
• Anita Kollerhaur, Ph.D.,
University of Stockholm
• Bengt Lundberg, Prof.,
University of Gothenburg:
• Kalle Lyytinen, Prof.,
University of Jyv8skyHi
• Lars Soderlund, Ph.D.,
University of Stockholm,</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-9">
      <title>Neolcch An</title>
      <p>• Arne SOlvberg, Prof.,
NTH, Trondheim</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-10">
      <title>ON THE FUTURE OF CASE TOOLS</title>
      <p>F r a n z v a n A s s c h e ,</p>
    </sec>
    <sec id="sec-11">
      <title>JanlCs M a r t i n A s s o c i a t e s , BelgiuI11</title>
      <p>SYST~'ISDEVELOP~IENT</p>
      <p>~IODELS
The relationship between models, met­
hods and system development tools
(i.e. case tools and 4GL).</p>
      <p>Lillian Dahl, FDC &amp; Rudi Olsson,
Swedish defense, Stockholm, Sweden</p>
      <p>Presentationaf a Systems Development Model
which is now "standard" within the Swedish
defense as well as being supported on the Civil
Services side.</p>
      <p>CASE TOOL</p>
      <p>S'I'RUCTUUES
Building a Highly Integrated Develop­
ment Environment Using Preexisting
Parts.</p>
      <p>Dick Schefstrom, Luletl, Sweden
IB - The Information Bus: A Multilayered
Object Oriented Interface Description
of Information Bases for Remote Appli­
cation</p>
      <p>Bjorn Skjellaug, 0 NO, Oslo, Norway</p>
      <p>Information Resource Management
Loosely integrated sets of CASE tools
(based on experiences of building two
loosely integrated CASE tool sets ha­
ving advanced user interfaces).</p>
      <p>Helsinki,
FinKari Kansala, VIT,
land</p>
      <p>CASE tools.</p>
      <p>PCTE - Solving CASE Data Integration.</p>
      <p>Kim. Portman, Nokia Research Center,
Espoo, Finland
How to test and compare CASE tools.</p>
      <p>Tapani Kinnula, SISU, Kista, Sweden
Modelling CASE environments in
Systems Development.</p>
      <p>Kalle Lyytinen, Kari Smolander &amp; Veli­
Pekka Tahvanainen, Univ. of Jyvas­
kyla, Jyvaskyla, Finland</p>
      <p>Metamodeling and CASE tools.</p>
      <p>BUSIi\'ESS SYST~'IS
Modelling the Business System</p>
      <p>Paul Lindgreen, University of
Copenhagen, Kopenhamn, Danmark</p>
      <p>UAN - ~IACJDNCE INTERFACE
Lexivisual Interfaces - the New Look</p>
      <p>Anita Kollerbaur, Stockholms universi­
- tet, Stockholm, Sweden
A Generic Model for Dialog Specifica­
tion</p>
      <p>Laurence Rouille, IRISA, Rennes,
France</p>
      <p>System development models.</p>
      <p>Use of structured system development
methods and supporting CASE tools for
specification of the human computer in­
terface: What can and cannot be done.</p>
      <p>Alistair Sutcliffe, City University, Lon­
don, United Kingdom</p>
      <p>Use of CASE tools for Hel specification.</p>
      <p>FRAME - a concept for documentation
at ABB Data</p>
      <p>Lars Hemingstam, Kreativ Systemut­
veckling AB, Stockholm, Sweden</p>
      <p>Documentation. Systems Development.</p>
      <p>Edition of structured documents in an
hypertext environment.</p>
      <p>J.L. Vignaud, Cap Sogeti Innovation,
Meylan, France</p>
      <p>Documentation support.</p>
      <p>~IODELLING
COMIC: A system for conceptual model­
ling and information construction</p>
      <p>Hannu Kangassalo, University of</p>
      <p>Tampere, Tampere, Finland
The RUBIS System</p>
      <p>Jean- Yves Lingat, Corine Cauvet, Co­
lette Rolland, Thomson Informatique</p>
      <p>Ser0ces, Paris,France
The income approach for conceptual
modelling and prototyping of informa­
tion systems.</p>
      <p>Andreas Oberweis, Universitat Mann­
heim, Mannheim, West Germany
?onceptual Modelling, Prototyping.</p>
      <p>09.00 START
Frans van Assche is currently
Principal Consultant and the
Technicalltfanager ofJarne~
ltfartin Associates Belgium.</p>
      <p>After obtaining a
university degree in Husines.~
Administration, Engineering
and ltfanagement Informatics
at the University of Leaven,
he wa~ employed at this
university as a research
assistant. IIe then joined
Control Data Corporation
(CDC) where he was one of
the designers of the NIAM
methodology. At the CDC
Data ltfanagerncnt Research
lab he was in charge of the
first CASE tool for the NIAM
methodology.</p>
      <p>At this moment, Franll
is project leader of the
ESPRIT project 928
(RUBRIC),ofwhich]a=.
ltlartin Associates is the prime
contractor, leading a
consortium of academia and
software industries. Frans is
secretary of IFIP W8.1.11e is
also professor at the School
of Economics St. Aloysius,
Rru.uels, where he lectures a
course on Econontics of
Expert System.</p>
      <p>lie has made many
pulJlications in the field of
Information System
Methodologies and has been
consulting and lecturing in
most countries of Europe, in
the two Americas and the Far
East.</p>
      <p>(
---,
)
(
(
(
(
Principal Consultant, DeE</p>
      <p>Information ~1anagement</p>
      <p>Consultancy.</p>
      <p>Simon IIolloway is currently a
principal consultant
specialising in Fourth</p>
      <p>Generation systems, data
dictionaries, CASE tools and</p>
      <p>analYllis methods
development. Simon worked
for a plastics company in</p>
      <p>1979, inistially as a
commercial systems analyst
and then all a daLa analyst.
11e joined a life assurance</p>
      <p>company as a database
administrator in 1980 and</p>
      <p>from 1983 worked for
Applied Data Research as a
database consultant. In
1979, Sirrwnjoined the</p>
      <p>British Computer Society's
Database Specialist group of
which he was the chairman
from 1984 until he retired
from the position in carly</p>
      <p>1988 to become vice­
chairman. ltfr llolloway is the
author of a number ofpapers
on data dictionaries, Fourth</p>
      <p>Generation Software and</p>
      <p>methodologies and is a
graduate in Metallurgy with</p>
      <p>Indu8tial Economics.</p>
      <p>ORGANISATIONAL IMPLICATIONS CAUSED BY</p>
      <p>TIlE FOURTII GENERATION ENVmONMENT</p>
      <p>Sil1lollllolloway~</p>
      <p>DCE~Lolldoll</p>
      <p>CASE
- '1'0 DAIlE on NOT TO</p>
      <p>KNO"'LEI)GE BASED SYS'l'EI\IS</p>
      <p>The role of knowledge based systems
How CASE-tools and methods relate to to enhance user participation in the
each other - experiences. systems development process.</p>
      <p>Goran Lustig, SPAOAB,
Stockholm, Sweden</p>
      <p>Gian M. Medri, PK-Banken,</p>
      <p>Stockholm, Sweden
A 25 megaSEK investment the systems deve­
lopment process is at hand for Spadab.</p>
      <p>Knowledge based systems. Systems deve­
lopment.</p>
      <p>The good CASE: a result oriented life­
cycle, proper methods and supporting
tools.</p>
      <p>Gunnar Nilsson, CAP GEMINI BRA AB,
Stockholm, Sweden</p>
      <p>Life-CYCle, methods + CASE.</p>
      <p>What makes CASE work?</p>
      <p>Miles Welter, Strategy Manager, IBM
Laboratories, Santa Teresa</p>
      <p>IBM's application development, trends &amp; direc­
tions
1l''FODIATION UESOUnCE</p>
      <p>IUANAGEl\ffiNT IN I'UACTICE
IRM shall support corporate objectives
and must set a framework for CASE­
tools.</p>
      <p>Jaro Potucek, Vagverket,
Borlange, Sweden</p>
      <p>CASE-tools in IRM-environment
PEAB:s ertarenheter avail etablera en
funktion for systemsamordning, baserad
pA principerna bakom Information Re­
source Management.</p>
      <p>Fredrik Runnqvist, PEAB &amp; 6rjan Gra­
pe, SAGUS AB</p>
      <p>Jarfalla &amp; Stockholm, Sweden</p>
      <p>Information Resource Management
IRMA· Information Resource Management
Architecture; a data-driven method used
in planning the overall system architec­
ture</p>
      <p>Eskil Swende, IRM Consult AB,
Bromma, Sweden</p>
      <p>IRM</p>
      <p>A knowledge-based support system
for the reuse of structured specifica­
tions and designs of embedded com­
puter systems.</p>
      <p>Tuomas Ihme, VTT,
Oulu, Finland</p>
      <p>Knowledge-based Support for Software Reu­
se.</p>
      <p>A Knowledge Based System for Re­
quirements Capture and Analysis.</p>
      <p>Peri Loucopoulos, UMIST,
Manchester, United Kingdom</p>
      <p>Knowledge based systems in Systems</p>
      <p>Design.</p>
      <p>An expert system for semantic and re­
lational database design</p>
      <p>Mokrane Bouzeghoub, Univ.P.et</p>
      <p>M. Curie, Versailles, France
A knowledge-based system for em·
bedded computer analysis &amp; design</p>
      <p>Kari Hakkarainen, T.Res.Centre
Finland, Oulu, Finland</p>
      <p>TOOLS AND 1\11.'YIIODS
ALGRES: An Advanced Database Sy­
stem for Complex Applications.</p>
      <p>Roberto Zicari, Politecnico di Milano,
Milano, Italy</p>
      <p>Advanced Database for CASE
"Glueing CASE-Tools TOQether in a
Heterogeneous CASE-EnVironment"</p>
      <p>Gunter R. Koch, Petra Luchner &amp;
Franz Engelmann, Zi Ind. Inform.</p>
      <p>GmbH, Freiburg, W. Germany</p>
      <p>CASE Integration (CASE ToolsfTool Shells)</p>
      <p>G E N E R A L
I N F O R M A T I O N</p>
      <p>ACCOiUIUODATIONS</p>
      <p>Block reservations are made at
hotels in the central parts of the City
of Stockholm. Thc rate is 900 - 1000
SEI( per night. Breakfastis normally
included. Room standard includes
TV, private hath and direct dial
phone. Sauna bath and restaurant
whithin the hotel premises is
normal.Check-out time is normally
12:00.</p>
      <p>Economy lodging is scarce becau­
se it is a very popular conference
period. We are maldng efforts to get
hold of rooms in this category hut can
malte no promises at the time of prin­
ting.</p>
      <p>Hotel reservations</p>
      <p>Use the enclosed Conference regi­
stration/reservation form and return
to 55I - CASE89 to make hotel reser­
vation. Also contact 551 for making
reservation or changes in reserva­
tions. Please reserve as early as possi­
ble.</p>
      <p>Hotel room payment is made by
you directly at the hotel. Wellknown
credit cards arc accepted: If you are
uncertain, please contact SSI.
The first Nordic Conference on Advanced Systems Engineering</p>
      <p>May 9 • 11, 1989</p>
      <p>Electrum</p>
      <p>Klsta</p>
      <p>Sweden
Table</p>
      <p>of Contents</p>
      <p>General schedule</p>
      <p>Conference schedule
Authors in alphabetical order</p>
      <p>Delegates
Exhibition</p>
      <p>On SISU</p>
      <p>Preface by the Chairpersons
Some words from the Program Committee Chairman
Conference proceedings ordered by day and session</p>
      <p>CASEBS
Box 1250, S·164 28 Klsta, Sweden</p>
      <p>Telephone +46·8·752 16 00</p>
      <p>Telefax +46·8·7526800
(</p>
      <p>May 9
10 IlIaj
11 IlIaj
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exhibitiou.
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mslhods .nd technlquBS.
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      <p>15,30
Using PSUPSA to Model fnform.tlon System
Pf.nnlng for The Unlled SI.tes Dflp.ttmonl of /he
Army Hudquarlers.</p>
      <p>P.ul D. McD.nfel, U.S. Army</p>
      <p>SPUICER
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A CASE s'udy In object· arlen red kllowledge·base
desIgn usIng the KIW/ system.</p>
      <p>Aulhors
EI. Lunell', Phll1ps fnt. BV
Dirk Verme/r, Unlverslly of An'worp
John Sn/jde", Phflfps KH'lfS tum
Frllncol. Sle8S, Phflfps KIWIS teem</p>
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17,15
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ProPC· 640 KB. 10MB DISK, Ovr. Norden 200 gramators syslemulvecklingsmelod REFLEX (tid. SAKJA18/) medegns symbofer,</p>
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          <p>Kommenlar i ovr frAn lev:
The lead time from research results in the area of information systems engineering to
broad exploitation and use of the results in business and industry is often more than 15
years. This is manifested by, for instance, relational data base theories, semantic data
modeling approaches, and first steps towards tools which today are known as CASE,
which all were introduced in the early seventies. Except for impressive graphics interfa­
ces there is, from a methodological point of view, very little new in today's commercial
products and selvices.</p>
          <p>In order to improve their competitiveness, organizations feel a great need to develop
their information processing and management strategy for the nineties or even the 2000.
Development of such a strategy, of course, needs good predictions about the information
technology available in the future and ways to introduce new technology in conselvative
organizations. In order to make such predictions, deep insights on current use of IT and
current results as well as trends in IT research are mandatory. Skills in "strategy ma­
king" alone are not sufficient.</p>
          <p>One objective of CASE89 is to contribute to a deeper insight in this respect by exposing
current scientific research of high quality as well as by reporting on experiences and
ideas from advanced applications in business and industry. Another objective is to con­
tribute to a much improved communication between the research and the business and
industry conununities. The third objective is to stimulate increased participation by the
Nordic countries in international research programmes, such as ESPRIT. The CASE89
conference programme looks very promising and encouraging in all these respects. It is
probably one of the few conferences held, where a true balance seems to exist between
scientific contributions and contributions from business, industry and administration.
CASE89 is also the first truly intemational conference on inforn1ation systems enginee­
ring held in Sweden. It has ben made possible thanks to all persons, world wide, who
have supported it by contributing many interesting and high quality papers. Credit must
also be given to our Nordic colleagues who have devoted much of their time on revie­
wing. The staffs of SSI and SISU have with great energy contributed in technical as well
as in administrative matters.</p>
          <p>A special acknowledgement and thanks should be given the program chairman Dr.
Bjorn Nilsson, the organization chaiIman Lars Bergman, Marianne Sindler, and Eva
Lindberg for taking the main work-load starting from Call for Papers to actually running
this conference.</p>
          <p>Agneta Qwerin
Swedish Society for
Information Processing</p>
          <p>Janis Bubenko jr
Swedish Institute for</p>
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The role of CASE 89 is to act as a catalyst in the interaction between research and indusl1'y in matters
concerning software engineering. In practice, this is done in three ways. The first is to expose contem­
porary scientific research and thinking to the business and industry and to explore possible implica­
tions thereof. The second is to report actual business and industry experience of methods and products
and to expose problems, such as the absence of methods for relevant classes of problems, thereby
stimulating the migration of research into even more useful areas. The third is to present actual met­
hods and products and expose experiences thereof.</p>
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different parties can best fertilize one another. At the same time, as some papers are conventional
scientific contributions, normal reviewing standards have been applied. To sum it up, the difference
from nomla! procedure is that each paper has been reviewed as being either a scientific contribution,
a report/evaluation from the practitioner, a methods presentation or a product presentation.
In some cases, this has led to situations where a paper, regarded as a scientific contribution, has been
rejected but, regarded as a methods or product presentation, has been accepted with flying colors. In
other cases, papers possibly meant to be experience repOlts or methods presentations has met the more
stringent demands of a scientific contribution.</p>
          <p>On behalf of the executive program committee, I would like to thank all the reviewers who performed
the actual evaluation of the papers in so many dimensions without complaints, thereby making an
uncommonly interesting mixture of presentations possible.</p>
          <p>Bjol'll Nilsson
Swedish Institute for Systems Development
The Swedish Institute for Systems Development
(SISU), established 1985, is a non-profit organisa­
tion conducting advanced research in the area of
information systems development. It is jointly
supported by the National Swedish Board for
Teclmical Development (STU), and by the Asso­
ciation of Supporters of Information Systems
Development in Sweden (ISVI). There are cur­
rently 36 members of ISVI, who represent govern­
ment agencies, public and private industries, spe­
cifically the computing industry, and banking
and insurance. SISU employs 30 researchers and
has a tum-over of 6 million US$ per year.</p>
          <p>Swedish Institute for Systems Development
AIMS AND SCOPE</p>
          <p>The purpose of SISU is to act as a bridge between research in infor­
mation technology and the Swedish industry, business, and public
administration. The goal ofSISU is the developmentofknowledge
and competence in the area of information systems development,
and to promote its transfer to the supporting organisations. SISU:s
research focuses on advanced methods and tools to improve the
design and to facilitate the use of next generation, data-intensive
information systems. A major activity is to transfer research
findings to the practical plane in close cooperation with the
supporting organisations. SISU personnel is also actively engaged
in educational programs at the Royal Institute of Technology and
at the University of Stockholm.</p>
          <p>ORGANISATION</p>
          <p>SISU is organised in four departments
Projects (see below) are normally run in cooperation with industry
and staffed by persons from more than one department.</p>
          <p>The research directions of SISU are determined by three-year pro­
grams, established by STU and ISVI. Currently, the main activities
and projects are:</p>
          <p>Information and knowledge transfer
Methods for information system modeling
Computer Aided Information Systems Engineering
Knowledge Based Systems
INFORMATION: A monthly newsletter SISU Informa is
distributed to all interested individuals of the ISVI. The cur­
rent circulation is more than 600. The magazine SISU Analys
provides entry to important new information technolo~y
areas by presenting surveys, practical experiences, rese .h
directions, and available literature. Both publications are in
Swedish. General results and findings of SISU project acti vi­
ties are published in a SISU Report series.
\
EDUCATION: SISU provides education primarily to its
supporting organisations. Introductory as well as advanced
courses on topics such as COllceptual Modelillg, Systems Deve­
lopmellt Methodologies, Data Base Tecllllologtj, Data Base Mode­
lillg alld Desigll, Computer-Aided Systems Developmellt, Distri­
buted Databases, Office Illformatioll System Technology, Artificial
Illtelligwce, Logic Programmillg, Kllowledge Engineerillg, alld
Expert Systems have been presented. Numerous conferences,
seminars, and tutorials have been held featuring internatio­
nally well known experts. The next major event is CASE89 ­
an international Conference on Advanced Systems Enginee­
ring, to be held May 9-11, 1989 in Stockholm.</p>
          <p>I</p>
          <p>METHOD DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT: An integra­
ted, coherent framework and (object oriented) methodology
for information systems development is being developed in
cooperation with member organizations. The methodology
will employ a high level conceptual modeling and system
specification language. SISU personnel is also engaged in
projects, run jointly with a number of supporting organisa­
tions, where the organisations' current methods are further
developed, refined and adapted for computer support using
the RAMATIC tool (see below).</p>
          <p>RAMATIC: a prototype of a generic, graphics-oriented model
management tool ("CASE shell") is under development at
SISU G6teborg. The tool permits a designer to define his own
design methodology (in terms of types of design objects), and
a graphical as well as a formal specification language. The tool
will then employ the method definition to maintain a design­
and specification data base. The current version of the tool is
in experimental and/ or production use at several supporting
organisations. Versions of RAMATIC are currently available
for SUN/Unix, IBM PC/RT (AIX), VAX (UItrix), and VAX
(VMS).</p>
          <p>AVANCE: a prototype environment for development and
implementation of distributed, interactive information sy­
stems is being implemented on SUN /Unix. It is based on the
principles of object oriented programming. Plans exist to
further develop the prototype, and to integrate it in an object
oriented systems development methodology (see above),
which will focus on decentralization, loosely coupled sy­
stems, and reuse and sharing of information- and software
resources.</p>
          <p>CASE-LAB is the name of a set of related projects, run jointly
with industrial partners. All have the common goal to promo­
te knowledge and competence in the CASE-area. This is
achieved by activities which focus on systematic assessment
of tools, systematic experiments with existing commercial
tools as well as with research prototypes, and experimental
development of CASE tools (using CASE shells) for a number
of novel methodologies. An important aspect of CASE-LAB is
exchange of knowledge and experience among industrial
partners.</p>
          <p>VDDS/RAMATIC is a joint project run by Volvo Car, Data­
Logic, Digital, and SISU. It aims at developing an integrated,
computer-based, support environment for Volvo Car's sy­
stem development methodology, using the RAMATIC CASE­
shell. Computer support for parts of the methodology is
already in operation at Volvo.
MAIN PROJECTS AND</p>
          <p>ACTIVITIES</p>
          <p>TRIAD: Initiated by the Swedish Telecom and SISU, this joint
project focuses on information resource management in hete­
rogeneous database environments. The project includes a
number of activities on topics such as methods and tools for
conceptual modeling, data dictionaries, distributed databa­
ses and query processing, and knowledge based techniques
for information management.</p>
          <p>HSQL is a project aiming at a prototype to interface SQL-da­
tabases in natural language and graphics. The interaction will
be supported by a knowledge-base. HSQL is run jointly by a
number of Nordic industry and research partners.</p>
          <p>ESPRIT PARTICIPATION: SISU participates in the ESPIr - .
2 projects P2469 TEMPORA (Integrating Database Technolo­
gy, Rule-Based Systems and Temporal Reasoning for Effecti­
ve Software), and in P2424 KIWIS (Advanced Knowledge­</p>
          <p>Base Environments for Large Database Systems).</p>
          <p>In addition to the above activities, a number of smaller joint
projects are carried out in cooperation with the supporting orga­
nizations. These projects concern topics, such as, Data Administra­
tion, Reference Models for Information Resources Management, Dialog
Modeling, SpecificatiOlI Quality Assurance, Office Case Management,
and Strategies for Information Processing in the nineties.</p>
          <p>Commissioned projects are carried out in areas such as education
and training, methods development support, conceptual mode­
ling, information management, development of natural language
interfaces to databases, and development of expert systems.</p>
          <p>The following organisations are members of ISVI:
ARTHUR YOUNG AB· ABB DATA AB· AU·GRUPPEN· DATA
LOGIC· DIGITAL EQUIPMENT· ENEA • ERICSSON· FRI·
FORSVARSSTABEN • IBM. INFOLOGICS • IRM-CONSUI(- .</p>
          <p>KOMMUNDATA • MANDATOR AB· MIMER SOFTWARE AI:!'
PHILIPS ELEKTRONIK AB • PROGRAMATOR • POSTEN·
RIKSSKATTEVERKET • SAAB-SCANIA • SAS DATA· SE·
BANKEN • SKANDIA • SKF • SODRA SKOGSAGARNA •
SPADAB·STATSKONSULT·STATSKONTORET·TELEVER·
KET/P • TELEVERKET DATA SERVICES· TELUB TEKNIK AS
• UNISYS • VATIENFALL· VOLVO-DATA· VOLVO LASTVAG­</p>
          <p>NAR· VOLVO PERSONVAGNAR
Swedish Institute lor Systems Development
Box 1250, 5-164 28 Klsta, Sweden</p>
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