MOVING TO GLOBAL VALUE-CHAIN INTEGRATION
1. Customer/Supplier Environment
2. An Object Approach to Enterprise Engineering
3. Enterprise: An Object In a Dynamic Environment
4. Customer Focused Activity
5. Continuous Improvement
6. Customer /Supplier Chain
7. Continuous Quality Improvement
8. Reducing Cycle Time
9. Internal Continuous Quality Improvement
10. Customer-Focused Activities
11. CQI IDEF0 Context Model
12. General Enterprise Model
13. CQI-GEM Logos
14. Basic Value Chain Questions
15. Enterprise Engineering Precepts
16. The Spiral of Knowledge
17. Modeling Context
18. Some Aspects of Self Knowledge
19. Model of Identity
20. Model of Understanding
21. Evolution of Enterprise Core Information Systems
22. Directory-centric, certified-permission Information Systems
23. TBP
24. TBP
25. TBP
26. TBP
27. TBP
28. TBP
29. TBP
30. BureauCrazy
31. General Enterprise Model Root and Superclasses
32. GEM Basic Questions
33. Dynamic Object
34. GEM Superclass Relations
35. GEM Example Object Classes
36. Useful Deliverables of GEM-based Dynamic Enterprise MIS (DEMIS) Project
37. Object Hierarchy Model (Catalog)
38. GEM Catalog Decomposition Example
39. GEM Relationship Model (Profile)
40. TBP
41. DEMIS Stewardship Guide
42. CQI-GEM Transition Strategy, Stage 1
43. Building the DEMIS, Stage 1 - Baseline Core
44. Eight Step Approach to Building the DEMIS Stage 1 Baseline
45. Building the DEMIS, Stage 1.1, The Structure Module
46. Building the DEMIS, Stage 1.2, The Enterprise Directory (Policy Management) Module
47. Building the DEMIS, Stage 1.3, The Process Improvement Module
48. Building the DEMIS, Stage 1.4, The Value-chain (Resource Flow) Module
49. Building the DEMIS, Stage 1.5, The Workflow Interaction Module
50. Building the DEMIS, Stage 1.6, The Resource and Performance Management Module
51. DEMIS Stage 1 Deliverables
52. DEMIS Catalog Maintenance Functions
53. GEM and DEMIS as Legacy System Integration and Migration Environment
54. DEMIS Profile Maintenance Functions
55. DEMIS Context Engine Logical View
56. DEMIS Tables and Views (Notional)
57. Object Profile Characteristics
58. Object Context Engine Schematic (Notional)
59. DEMIS Interface Mockup, Layer 1
60. DEMIS Interface Mockup, Layer 2
61. DEMIS Interface Mockup, Layer 3
62. DEMIS Interface Mockup
63. Building Functional Applications from a DEMIS Core
64. Use of DEMIS Core In Migrating, Integrating, or Developing Applications
65. DEMIS as an Object Warehouse
66. DEMIS as an Object Warehouse 2
67. DEMIS Use in Requirement Management (Traceability)
68. Generalized Requirement Life Cycle
69. CQI-GEM Transition Strategy, Stage 2
70. CQI-GEM Transition Strategy, Stage 3
71. CQI-GEM Transition Strategy, Overview
72. Building the DEMIS, Implementation Stages
73. CQI Components
74. CQI Value Chain, Customer Satisfaction Questionnaire
75. General Enterprise Model, A Repository of Related Objects
76. Integrating the Data Environment
77. Object Context (General Enterprise Model)
78. Object Context Distributed Management
79. Directory-Integrated Enterprise Management
80. Enterprise Data Environment
81. Enterprise Data Environment 2
82. Directory-centric Information Systems
83. Directory-centric Information Systems 2
84. Directory-Centric Management System (DCMS)
85. Web-Enabled, Improvement Repository Architecture
86. The Circulatory Environment of a Tree
87. Correlation of Tree Circulatory Environment to Information Management
88. Generalized Recycling of Information
89. Information Recycling Technology (Information Management Tree)
90. Progression of Written Information 1, Adding Structure and Order
91. Continuous Quality Improvement 2
92. Customer /Supplier Value Chain
93. Strategic Activity
94. Time Synchronization Hub
95. Six Degrees (Multi-centric) Concept
96. Current Systems and Services Management
97. Directory-Integrated Enterprise Systems and Services Management
98. Directory-Integrated Enterprise Systems and Services Management (Cont.)
99. Simple Dynamic Object
100. Directory of Directories
101. Progression of Written Information
102. Directory-Integrated Enterprise Systems and Services Management
103. Directory-Integrated Enterprise Systems and Services Management
104. DII Integrated Management Approach
105. Simple Context “Cross” Form
106. Simple Context Navigation Form
107. Refining and Recycling Information
108. Recycling and Refining Information
109. General Tree
110. Enterprise Architecture and Infrastructure As Foundation for Business Performance
111. Dynamic Object - An MIS for Any Thing, With Attribute Metadata Examples
112. Object + Profile + Fact + History + Information Product Relations
113. Generalized Tree-Star-Arrow Schema
114. Customer Relationship Value Chain Elements
115. Context Portal Components
116. Associations Between Tree Entries
117. Value-Chain (Workflow) Operational/Policy Associations
118. Management Structure
119. Enterprise Management Context
120. Enterprise Information Resource Management Pyramid
121. Enterprise Systems Management and Integration of Information Resources
122. Strategic Information Technology Management - Architecture Stack
123. Progressing From Enterprise Goals to Enterprise Systems
124. Continuous Improvement Customer Focused Value Chain
125. Requirement Driven-Architecture Sequence
126. IT Architecture Timeframe, Product Sources, and Change Roles (Foundation for Enterprise Engineering, Improvement, and Integration)
127. Enterprise: An Object In a Dynamic Environment, 2
128. Enterprise: An Object In a Dynamic Environment, 3
129. Enterprise: An Object In a Dynamic Environment, 4
130. Enterprise: An Object In a Dynamic Environment, 5
131. Generalized Workflow, Part a
132. Generalized Workflow, Part b
133. Generalized Workflow, Part c
134. Generalized Workflow, Part d
135. Generalized Resource Life Cycle Model, circa 1985