Submitted by itsmer1 (not verified) on Mon, 2007-06-18 04:35.
Your diagram, while not explicitly stating it, indicates that processes are the focal point.
Do you see the "Seven step" as a process, or merely a methodology within a methodology.
v3 describes it as a process - but I'm not so sure.
The diagram is process-centric only because it maps how Version 2 transforms into Version 3.
Version 3 seems to try not to be process-centric. Unlike you training vendors :-D I'm flying blind at this point - I don't have all the books. In particular I don't have CSI, so I haven't been able to form an opinion on that.
Sounds like there are a few areas that may or may not be processes in the strict sense. Does it matter?
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7 step process ??
Your diagram, while not explicitly stating it, indicates that processes are the focal point.
Do you see the "Seven step" as a process, or merely a methodology within a methodology.
v3 describes it as a process - but I'm not so sure.
Does it matter?
The diagram is process-centric only because it maps how Version 2 transforms into Version 3.
Version 3 seems to try not to be process-centric. Unlike you training vendors :-D I'm flying blind at this point - I don't have all the books. In particular I don't have CSI, so I haven't been able to form an opinion on that.
Sounds like there are a few areas that may or may not be processes in the strict sense. Does it matter?
P.S. sorry about the logon issues you (and others) are experiencing - I may have fixed it.... I hope!