Table of Contents
Impact of Web Technologies on EDA System Architectures
Assertions
Outline
1970's: The First Generation A Tool-Centric view of CAD
1970's: The First Generation A Tool-Centric view of CAD
1970's: The First Generation A Tool-Centric view of CAD
1980's: The Second Generation An Integration-Centric View of CAD
Abstractions in a Framework Model
1990's: The Third Generation
EDA Integration Environments
The Dilemma
Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram
Evolution of Design Technology Companies
Industry Trends
Design Productivity Crisis
Collaboration in Electronic Systems Design: Commercial State-of-The-Art
ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference Exhibit Booth & Suite Space
Outline
Growth of Internet Hosts
Growth of Internet Servers
Perspectives and Market Opportunities
The Connectivity Revolution
Use of Networks in EDA Integration
The Connectivity Revolution
What is ComponentWare in this Context?
Component-Based Design
Component-Based Design
Next-Generation Operating Environments
Next-Generation Operating Environments
Next-Generation Operating Environments
Next-Generation Operating Environments
“WebOS”
Single, Integrated* EDA Community
Some Potential Key Technologies
What is JavaBeans?
CORBA (Common Object Request Broker Architecture)
Microsoft COM (Component Object Model)
The Opportunity
What Percentage of New EDA Licenses do You Think will be Issued for Windows NT Platforms in CY2000?
Warning: A Major Risk for Today's Design Technology Companies!
What Percentage of New EDA Licenses do You Think will be Issued for Network Computers with Server-Farms (true client-server) Platforms in CY2000?
Major Aspects of the Integration Environment
Representation as an Aid in Decision Support
Beyond Hierarchy
Code Properties
Representing Complex Structure
Abstractions for Collaboration
Component Management in a Distributed, Heterogeneous Environment
Design Transaction Management
Distributed Network Architecture
The Role of the Service Layer
One Organization of a Proxy
Distributed Network Architecture
Distributed Network Architecture
“Smart Data”
Summary
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