Surviving Object-oriented Projects May 2026

Organizations often spend thousands on CASE tools while neglecting the developers' mindset. Training developers in "object-think"—the ability to model problem domains effectively—is the single most significant cost but also the highest predictor of success.

An experimental project designed to identify future implementation hurdles. Surviving Object-Oriented Projects

The survival of a project often hinges on social factors. Research shows that many failed projects are saved only when new "core developers" step in to assume ownership. Organizations often spend thousands on CASE tools while