RE: [egov] Tactics on data alignment / standardization

["Diane.Lewis@usdoj.gov" <Diane.Lewis@usdoj.gov>]

ordered the book from Amazon.com
other links noted in the book content are:
www.bpm3.com

www.bpm3.com/hbr

Your name (David Webber?) is cited in the Reference section: note--52 "email to the authors from David Webber, June 2003"

i will see if there is a linkage as i finish reading the book..
....

follow-up to Monica's inquiry on the other thread:

my bedside reading:  ebxml: The Technical Reports, editor Aaron Walsh copyright UN/CEFACT OASIS;  Chapter 9 Analysis Aids: worksheets and Tools (Business Process Analysis worksheets and guidelines).

call it my way of reuse... business to government to citizen and my way of expressing appreciation for all the work done to date on these IT related matters.     cheers diane

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Subject: RE: [egov] Tactics on data alignment / standardization


Message text written by "Diane.Lewis@usdoj.gov"
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Just started reading the Howard Smith and Peter Fingar 
critical analysis of Nicholas Carr's IT Article in 
the Harvard Business Review.. 
titled "IT Doesn't Matter Business Processes Do".  
The concept of "core and context" is intriguing. 

more soon diane

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Diane,

Do you have a link for this possibly?

I know Peter and Howard have been following the work
we've been doing over in the BCM team - and the notion of 
"putting business first" resonates with them.

I'd be interested to know how close the Appendix B - Executive Introduction
available here is:

 http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/bcm/download.php/3169/BCM.AppendixB.LinkingSwitching.2003-08-07.pdf

to what Peter and Howard are envisioning.

Cheers, DW.