The full James A Robertson and Associates Limited Taxonomy Manual is presented in the pages under this in three sections. The manual provides a detailed discussion of diverse factors relating to the application of taxonomies with regard to Business Information Systems
Part 1: Introduction, Problem Statement, Definitions and Examples:
An overview of the history of the approach and statement of the problem in terms of major deficiencies in high quality management information together with definitions and examples
Part 2: Why Use JAR&A, Required Knowledge and Experience, Cubic Business Model and Chart of Accounts and Taxonomy Software:
A discussion of why James A Robertson and Associates are the leaders with regard to this field, a discussion of the knowledge and experience necessary to develop high quality precision configuration, factors causing business information system failure, discussion of the differences between the work of different practitioners, some important principles, giving executives REAL information, the power of an executive with a blank sheet of paper, common mistakes, risks, the Cubic Business Model, Group Consolidation Charts of Accounts and why it is necessary to use software to build and maintain code schemes
Part 3: How to do it, Case Studies and White Papers and other References:
Discussion of how to do it, real world complexity, challenges and opportunities, preparatory steps, design and development, coding conventions and standards, a series of case studies in which dramatic benefits accrued through use of Precision Configuration and other references
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