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Contents 1 History 2 Knowledge Organisation 3 Enterprise Strategy 3.1 Principles 3.2 Description 4 Enterprise Architecture 4.1 etc 5 Information System Development and Maitenance 5.1 etc 6 Program and Portfolio Management 6.1 etc 7 Project Management 7.1 etc 8 Available Extensions 9 Implementation Services 10 External links 11 References 12 Bibliography 13 Categories and Portals

[edit] History

The 1984 "DMR" Information System Development Guides

The first publication of methods that are at the source of Macroscope were two "Information System Development Guides": Part 1 Managing the Project^[2] and Part 2 Developing the System^[3]. They were sold in book stores for CA$20.00 each. The same books were published in French in 1984. These two methods were known as the "DMR" methods.

The two methods were based on fundamentals or principles that established the general approach. The methods were described in terms of processes, techniques and deliverables. The main approach for system design was by integrating the French Merise^[4] data and the American Gane and Sarson^[5] process modelling methods.

19?? The Macroscope project

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1987: First guides to be licensed

not published but licenced with training (need reference)

The 1990 "DMR Productivity Plus" method

Also known as P+, the 5 guides making the DMR Productivity Plus method were published under licence by the Research and Development department of DMR Group Inc. in 1990. They were: Project Management Guide, System Development Guide^[6], Prototyping Guide, System Owner's Guide and Sample Set of Phase Reports. The 5 guides were also all published in French and Dutch.

Over the addition of prototyping and system ownership, the System Development Guide trippled in size and had additionnal chapters on development workshops and adaptations for packages, evolutive prototyping, etc.

The 1993-95 "P+OnLine" method

In 1993, DMR Group Inc. developed a hypertext version of the P+ method guides under Microsoft Windows version 3.1 using the Help facility. (need reference)

In 1994, P+OnLine version 2.2, the first edition to indicate a version, was implemented

Contribution to SPEM

[edit] Knowledge Organisation

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[edit] Enterprise Strategy

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[edit] Principles

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[edit] Information System Development and Maitenance

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[edit] Program and Portfolio Management

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[edit] Project Management

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[edit] Available Extensions

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[edit] Implementation Services

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Fujitsu Canada Macroscope

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Ray McKenzie, The Relationship-Based Enterprise: Powering Business Success Through Customer Relationship Management, McGraw-Hill, 2001 ISBN: 0070860815

"Other books"

[edit] Categories and Portals

Categories: Knowledge management ; Information technlogy ; Software engineering ; IT management ; IT governance ; Project management ; Enterprise architecture ; Software development process ; Software requirements.

Portals: Information Technology ; Business and economics.