• Software Business Process Tools
• AMD Market Forecasts

1. Analysis, Modeling, And Design (AMD) Tools Software Market Description

1.1 Software Business Process Tools Market Description
1.2 Industry Issues
1.3 Industry Challenges
1.4 Integrated Tool Solutions
1.5 Process Maturity
1.6 Software Teams
1.7 Target Users For Software Tools
1.8 Reduce Time-To-Market
1.9 Manage Change
1.10 Key Components Of Software Tool Strategy
1.11 Strategic Alliances
1.12 Industry Standards
1.13 Tools Market
1.14 Capacity Utilization
1.14.1 Top Down Internet Infrastructure Intelligence
1.15 Getting Products To Market Quickly
1.16 Localizing products
1.17 Mobile Workforce Requirements
1.18 Redefinition Of The Many Complex Relationships Among People And Processes
1.19 Internet Applications (IAD)
1.20 Java Servlets
1.20.1 Java Servlet Engines
1.21 Building Java Server Pages
1.22 Software License Product Pricing

2. Analysis, Modeling, And Design (AMD) Tools Software Market Forecasts And Market Share Analysis

2.1 AMD Tools Market Definition
2.2 Market Driving Forces
2.2.1 AMD Market Shares
2.2.2 AMD Market Forecasts
2.3 Object Modeling AMD
2.3.1 Object Modeling AMD Market Shares
2.3.2 Object Modeling AMD Market Forecasts
2.4 Data Modeling AMD
2.4.1 Data Modeling AMD Market Shares
2.4.2 Data Modeling AMD Market Forecasts
2.5 Repository AMD
2.5.1 Repository AMD Market Shares
2.5.2 Repository AMD Market Forecasts
2.6 Analysis, Modeling, and Design Tools Regional Market Analysis
2.6.1 Rational Software Regional Revenue

3. Analysis, Modeling, And Design (Amd) Tools Software Products

3.1 Software Tools Positioning
3.2 AMD Tools
3.3 Software Development Tools
3.3.1 Enterprise Java Beans
3.3.2 Creating EJB Client Applications
3.3.3 Create, Build, And Deploy A Session Bean
3.4 Rational
3.4.1 Rational Unified Process
3.4.2 Rational Integrated Solutions
3.4.3 Rational Rose Visual Modeling Solutions
3.4.4 Rational Suite
3.4.5 Rational Suite Analyst Studio
3.4.6 Rational Suite Development Studio
3.4.7 Rational Suite Test Studio
3.4.8 Rational Suite Content Studio
3.4.9 Rational Suite Enterprise
3.4.10 Rational Software Configuration and Change Management
3.4.11 Rational RequisitePro
3.4.12 Project Configuration For Java
3.4.13 Rational Rose XML Support
3.4.14 Rational Rose Web Modeling Support
3.4.15 Rational Rose Data Modeling Support
3.4.16 Rational Rose Storage Modeling
3.4.17 Rational Rose / WebGain TOPLink
3.4.18 Rational Rose SQL Server 2000
3.5 Oracle
3.5.1 Oracle Internet Developer Suite
3.5.2 Oracle JDeveloper
3.5.3 Oracle9i JDeveloper,
3.5.4 JDeveloper Leverages J2EE Platform
3.5.5 Oracle Business Components for Java
3.5.6 Java, XML and SQL combination
3.5.7 XML Tools
3.5.8 SQL and PL/SQL Tools
3.5.9 Browsing Database Objects
3.5.10 UML Modeling
3.5.11 Class Modeler / Java Classes
3.5.12 Business Components for Java
3.5.13 Activity Modeler
3.5.14 Oracle Designer
3.5.15 Oracle Systems For Developing JSP Applications
3.5.16 Oracle Internet Platform
3.6 Computer Associates
3.6.1 CA Cool Solutions
3.6.2 COOL:Gen
3.6.3 COOL:Joe
3.6.4 Cool:Joe
3.6.5 COOL:Joe And Jasmine
3.6.6 eBusiness Process
3.7 Sybase PowerJ
3.7.1 PowerJ Supports Enterprise Javabeans
3.7.2 Stateful Beans
3.7.3 Creating EJB Components
3.7.4 Development of an EJB Component
3.7.5 Implementing A Servlet
3.7.6 EJB Development Roles
3.8 Aonix Lifecycle Solutions
3.8.1 Aonix's Software Through Pictures (StP)
3.8.2 Aonix Object ADA Real- Time Raven
3.8.3 Aonix Automated Design Review Tool
3.9 Embarcadero
3.9.1 Embarcadero Technologies Key Product Solutions
3.9.2 Embarcadero Database Administration Solution DBArtisan
3.9.3 Database Development
3.9.4 ER/Studio Database Design
3.9.5 GDPro Application Development
3.9.6 Embarcadero Unification of Application Development / Modeling
3.10 Telelogic
3.10.1 DOORS
3.10.2 Telelogic Tau UML Suite
3.10.3 Mission-Critical Stability
3.10.4 Shared Components And Reuse
3.10.5 Team Collaboration
3.10.6 Documentation Generation
3.10.7 Life Cycle Support
3.11 TogetherSoft ControlCenter
3.12 Automated Testing Solutions
3.12.1 Rational Test Factory

4. Analysis, Modeling, And Design (AMD) Tools Software Technology

4.1 Demand For Software Development
4.2 Unifying Development Teams
4.3 Enterprise Java
4.3.1 J2EE
4.4 Server Tier
4.5 EIS Tier
4.6 The J2EE Conceptual Model
4.7 Enterprise JavaBeans
4.9 Communicating Between Servlets
4.10 Building And Deploying Servlets
4.11 Creating Servlet Client Applications
4.12 Java Server Pages
4.13 Setting J2EE-Specific Deployment Descriptor Elements
4.14 Web Server Extension Support

5. Analysis, Modeling, And Design (AMD) Tools Software Company Profiles

5.1 Market Participants in AMD Tools Software
5.2 Aonix
5.2.1 Gores Technology Group
5.3 Computer Associates
5.3.1 CA Acquisitons
5.4 Cyrano
5.5 Dirig Software
5.6 Embarcadero Technologies
5.6.1 Embarcadero Technologies Financials
5.6.2 Embarcadero Technologies Customers
5.7 Oracle
5.7.1 Oracle Revenues
5.7.2 Oracle Geographic Information
5.8 Popkin Software
5.9 Rational Software
5.9.1 Rational Business Alliances
5.9.2 Rational Revenue
5.9.3 International Sales
5.10 Segue
5.10.1 E-Business Strategies
5.10.2 Segue Customer Base
5.10.3 Segue Software Solutions
5.10.4 Segue Software Revenue
5.11 Sybase
5.11.1 Sybase As Supplier Of Portable Intelligence Solutions
5.11.2 Sybase Integrated Data Warehouse Technologies
5.11.3 Financial Solutions
5.11.4 Sybase E-Business Solutions
5.11.5 Sybase Customers
5.11.6 Market Focus
5.11.7 Business Units
5.11.8 Financial Fusion
5.11.9 Sybase / iAnywhere Solutions
5.11.10 e-Business Division
5.11.11 Business Intelligence Division
5.11.12 Enterprise Solutions Division
5.11.13 Sybase Customers
5.11.14 Business Intelligence Division
5.12 Telelogic
5.12.1 Telelogic Products
5.12.2 Telelogic Strategy
5.12.3 Telelogic Customers
5.13 TogetherSoft