Resumen
The object oriented (OO) computing framework which is presented here helps design and develop the complex, multifunction software systems used in enterprises core and supporting business processes. A related cost-assessment model evaluates the framework's planning and implementation processes. The value of OO design techniques in building appropriate, efficient, and inexpensive applications to high-level modules that result directly in specific applications for a particular domain. A unifying view is taken in the approach and propose the OO framework to help design business computing environments. It enables cost-effective integration of heterogeneous hardware platforms, along with the applications that enable, drive and support mission-critical business processes and their users in dispersed locations accessing diverse types of data to carry out mission-critical business functions. A model was developed and a framework for a three-tier client/server architecture was also developed.