Implementation Methodologies

**Sockpuppet** · 30 November 2007, 19:36

Do you have MS project?

**moorfield** · 30 November 2007, 19:45

Gig I'm at is using JFPIL - seems to work ok.

**zara_backdog** · 30 November 2007, 21:39

If it is just the methodology for project management/System Implementation your after - there are several:
SSADM
RAD
Argile
Prince
RUP

A you are dealing with a manufacturing project - Six sigma

**BrowneIssue** · 30 November 2007, 22:32

Originally posted by AndyF View Post

Hi All

about to start a new gig implementing a manufacturing system i've never worked with (it's named JobShop).

has any one got (and willing to part with), or know where there is on the web a systems implementation methodology that i can use as a basis for starting ?

i know they are specific to the systems, but has anyone got a general one i could use a framework.

This Jobshop?

http://www2.planit.com/uk/jobshop/

If so, not straying too far from their approach is good, unless you are feeling strong:

http://www2.planit.com/uk/jobshop/se...anagement.aspx

If you want a chat, drop me a PM and I'll let you know how to call me.

**Rantor** · 1 December 2007, 21:18

Originally posted by moorfield View Post

Gig I'm at is using JFPIL - seems to work ok.

Is that a derivitive of JFDI?

**mailric** · 2 December 2007, 18:44

wing it. whats the worst that could...

**moorfield** · 2 December 2007, 19:19

Originally posted by Rantor View Post

Is that a derivitive of JFDI?

You guessed

Just F Put It Live !

**malvolio** · 2 December 2007, 19:23

I know a lot of people seem to use http://www.lpwcs.demon.co.uk/ecnirp.htm ....

**IT_Contractor_Agent** · 3 December 2007, 11:15

Originally posted by mailric View Post

wing it. whats the worst that could...

I wouldnt do that If I was you!

Implementation Methodologies