The absence of a common approach for design and development of Web-based CAD/CAM systems is associated with increased risks and challenges. To overcome them and facilitate successful implementation of this kind of software within the commercial environment, a systematic approach is required that will ensure robustness, effectiveness, usability and ease of maintenance of these applications. This research establishes a methodology for creating Web-based CAD/CAM software systems, which will help develop complex Web-based CAD/CAM systems to industrial quality standards in a time and cost effective manner. The crucial parts of the methodology are a novel project development model facilitating architecture optimisation early in the project and a novel approach for planning based on time reserve management and task prioritisation.

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@article{Anna03061001,
title = " A Methodology for Developing Web-based CAD/CAM systems ",
journal = "International Journal of Science and Engineering Applications (IJSEA)",
volume = "3",
number = "6",
pages = "159 - 166",
year = "2014",
author = " Anna Malahova,Ashutosh Tiwari ",
}