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One of the challenges facing software developers in the '90s is the need to produce applications more rapidly. The key to achieving this is reducing cycle time, quickly moving from conceptualization through implementation. This book presents a model-based discipline, Rapid Application Prototyping (RAP), which introduces a shift in the development paradigm. Through collaboration between users and developers, today's applications are swiftly conceptualized, visualized, and moved into production.
Rapid Prototyping: Moving to Business-Centric Development provides a practical, straightforward approach to the discipline of Rapid Application Prototyping. It is divided into two parts plus appendices: Part I presents the RAP development process, taking the reader through each phase using case studies as examples. Part II describes techniques used to construct a business-centric model upon which applications are based. The development process described here is methodology and software tool independent.

John P. Reilly is currently the Principal Methodologist for Texas Instruments software division.