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While many Computer-Aided Software Engineering (CASE) tool vendors claim to provide open, integrated environments for software development, in practice such claims must be examined very carefully to understand what is meant. One of the problems faced in trying to examine these claims is that there is no established technique for examining software development environments with regard to their integration characteristics.

An analysis technique for examining integration in a project support environment