| Documenting standard operating procedures (SOP's) with EPF [message #35202] |
Tue, 17 July 2007 10:33  |
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Would EPF be a good tool for creating standard operating procedures
(SOP's)? We currently have an non-interactive word document describing
things such as:
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Clarity Application, Creating a User Account:
1. User/Manager requests account
1.1. complete document "Account Request Form.doc"
1.2. send document to admin@myapp.com
2. Admin obtains Manager's authorization for Account
3. Admin creates account
3.1. setup account details
3.2. setup security permissions
4. Admin notifies user of account details
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It appears to me that EPF would provide a much richer experience for
documenting these processes. Am I completely off-mark here?
Any feedback appreciated...
Thanks in advance,
Chris
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| Re: Documenting standard operating procedures (SOP's) with EPF [message #35398 is a reply to message #35202] |
Tue, 17 July 2007 15:26  |
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Hello Christopher.
I think you are spot on. EPFC can be used to represent all kinds of
processes. It has been used already to represent many different kinds such
as organizational change management (SOA governance,
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/solutions/soa/gov/lifecycle/), investment
clubs (money-lover.us), electrical engineering, as well as related to your
examples below, IT service management and governance. Check out the Tivoli
Unified Process as an example (see a demo here
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/tivoli/governance/serviceman agement/itup/tool.html).
Best regards,
Peter.
"Christopher Snow" <snowch@coralms.com> wrote in message
news:f7ik00$le$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Would EPF be a good tool for creating standard operating procedures
> (SOP's)? We currently have an non-interactive word document describing
> things such as:
>
> ===========
> Clarity Application, Creating a User Account:
>
> 1. User/Manager requests account
> 1.1. complete document "Account Request Form.doc"
> 1.2. send document to admin@myapp.com
> 2. Admin obtains Manager's authorization for Account
> 3. Admin creates account
> 3.1. setup account details
> 3.2. setup security permissions
> 4. Admin notifies user of account details
> ===========
>
> It appears to me that EPF would provide a much richer experience for
> documenting these processes. Am I completely off-mark here?
>
> Any feedback appreciated...
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Chris
>
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| Re: Documenting standard operating procedures (SOP's) with EPF [message #580286 is a reply to message #35202] |
Tue, 17 July 2007 14:51 |
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It has occured to me also that this tool could be used to define methods and
processes outside the realm of software development.
I do not think the authors of the tool intended it for that use, but a
tool's a tool.
And if a tool meets a need, and meets it well, why not use it?
"Christopher Snow" <snowch@coralms.com> wrote in message
news:f7ik00$le$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Would EPF be a good tool for creating standard operating procedures
> (SOP's)? We currently have an non-interactive word document describing
> things such as:
>
> ===========
> Clarity Application, Creating a User Account:
>
> 1. User/Manager requests account
> 1.1. complete document "Account Request Form.doc"
> 1.2. send document to admin@myapp.com
> 2. Admin obtains Manager's authorization for Account
> 3. Admin creates account
> 3.1. setup account details
> 3.2. setup security permissions
> 4. Admin notifies user of account details
> ===========
>
> It appears to me that EPF would provide a much richer experience for
> documenting these processes. Am I completely off-mark here?
>
> Any feedback appreciated...
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Chris
>
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| Re: Documenting standard operating procedures (SOP's) with EPF [message #580357 is a reply to message #35202] |
Tue, 17 July 2007 15:26 |
| Eclipse User |
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Hello Christopher.
I think you are spot on. EPFC can be used to represent all kinds of
processes. It has been used already to represent many different kinds such
as organizational change management (SOA governance,
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/solutions/soa/gov/lifecycle/), investment
clubs (money-lover.us), electrical engineering, as well as related to your
examples below, IT service management and governance. Check out the Tivoli
Unified Process as an example (see a demo here
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/tivoli/governance/serviceman agement/itup/tool.html).
Best regards,
Peter.
"Christopher Snow" <snowch@coralms.com> wrote in message
news:f7ik00$le$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Would EPF be a good tool for creating standard operating procedures
> (SOP's)? We currently have an non-interactive word document describing
> things such as:
>
> ===========
> Clarity Application, Creating a User Account:
>
> 1. User/Manager requests account
> 1.1. complete document "Account Request Form.doc"
> 1.2. send document to admin@myapp.com
> 2. Admin obtains Manager's authorization for Account
> 3. Admin creates account
> 3.1. setup account details
> 3.2. setup security permissions
> 4. Admin notifies user of account details
> ===========
>
> It appears to me that EPF would provide a much richer experience for
> documenting these processes. Am I completely off-mark here?
>
> Any feedback appreciated...
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Chris
>
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