Composable Software Systems
We develop new models, theories, methods, languages, and tools for classifying, specifying, analyzing, and designing software systems beyond the component level. This support could lead to substantial reduction in maintenance costs, improvement in software resuse, and increase in quality of software.

The Reuse RKT
Search and browse listings for more than 3000 open source applications, libraries, and functions. Includes links to C and Unix programmer's FAQs and other references. Man pages link directly to source code.

CodeWeb: Data Mining Software Development Experience in Open Source Code
An GPL'ed tool for data mining library usage patterns in existing applications. Can be used to guide and check usage of a software library much like a tutorial. Future work includes data mining other kinds of development experience such as evolution and porting experience.

Component Applications Group
Builds applications using a library of COM components. These components provide application functionality in a reusable form. You Would also find info related to components, COM and much more.

Martin Griss's HP Internal Home Page
Research areas include: object-oriented methods, process modeling, component frameworks for distributed applications, domain-specific kit/reuse technologies, and software reuse and software engineering education.

Prosperity Heights Software
Offers consulting, training, and information on domain-specific engineering, reuse-driven process improvement, and adaptable components for software product line reuse. You Would also find info related to improvement reuse domain-specific software adaptable mass-customized customization product market engineering family method methodology domain process component reusable systems variability commonality adoption synthesis customized reusability adaptabili and much more.

Software Systems Generator Research Group
The future of software development lies in automating rote tasks. We are exploring different ways in which software development can be automated, productivity increased, and software quality improved.

Venari Project
The thrust of the Venari project at Carnegie Mellon University is addressing the problem of search, hence the name. We touch upon areas in programming and specification language design, semantics, and implementation; concurrent and distributed systems; databases and persistent objects; and software development libraries and environments.