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““PRIDE” Methodologies for IRMPRIDE” Methodologies for IRM
The science of Information Resource Management
A presentation by M&JB Investment Company (M&JB) phmainstreet.com/mba Palm Harbor, Florida, USA
Your HostTim Bryce
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Who is M&JB?Who is M&JB?
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What is “PRIDE”?What is “PRIDE”?
Structured Methodologies for
• Enterprise Engineering• Information Systems Engineering (includes Software Engineering)• Data Base Engineering
Also included:
• Project Management• IRM Repository
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Why was “PRIDE” created?Why was “PRIDE” created?
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Why was “PRIDE” created?Why was “PRIDE” created?
The Five Basic Elements of Mass Production:
1. Division of Labor2. Assembly Line3. Precision Tooling4. Standardization of Parts5. Mass Demand
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Why was “PRIDE” created?Why was “PRIDE” created?
Productivity = Effectiveness X Efficiency
“Doing the Right Things”
“Doing Things Right”
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5W’s + H = Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How
Why was “PRIDE” created?Why was “PRIDE” created?
“PRIDE” Methodologies
• Implement engineering/manufacturing concepts.
• Defined work steps, sequencing, deliverables, and review points.
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Why three Methodologies?Why three Methodologies?
BusinessResources
SystemResources
DataResources
EnterpriseEngineeringMethodology(EEM)
Data BaseEngineeringMethodology(DBEM)
InformationSystemsEngineeringMethodology(ISEM)
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““PRIDE” Methodologies…PRIDE” Methodologies…
• Emphasize design correctness & the production of a quality product.
• Includes defined phases, activities, tasks, deliverables, and review points.
• Are Model based.
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What makes “PRIDE” different?What makes “PRIDE” different?
Its integration of engineering/manufacturing concepts.
For example:• Standard Product Structure• Blueprinting• Product/Part relationships• Bill of Materials (BOM)• Materials Resource Planning (MRP)
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Information Factory ConceptInformation Factory Concept
Includes:• Assembly Lines• Materials Management• Production Control
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““PRIDE” facilitates ISO 9000PRIDE” facilitates ISO 9000
• Fully Documented• Defined Deliverables• Review Points
For more information on ISO, see: http://www.iso.org/
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Who uses “PRIDE”?Who uses “PRIDE”?
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A universally applicable approach.
Art or Science?Art or Science?
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THIS? OR THIS?
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