The English version of the Praxeme frame is now available at: catalogue. The Praxeme Frame is a simple yet versatile tool that helps organization reflect on, model and conceive their business and systems, paving the way for an effective and sustainable transformation. (Savrak Sar) >>
We need you to back the initiative for an open method. Should you agree that methodology may support enterprises, guide transformation, draw up the future… please join us and strengthen our endeavor. http://wiki.praxeme.org/index.php?n=Chorus.Join?action=browse Recent releases: Paper « Transforming insurance » Video of Pierre Bonnet’s lecture, with English subtitles >>
The DISIC (Interministerial Directorate for Information and Communications Systems) is attached to the SGMAP (Secretariat-General for Government Modernization, under the control of the Prime Minister). It is responsible for the transformation of the government information systems and of their convergence. It is in this context that the government information systems department supports the development of a French enterprise architecture method. This is why it supports the initiative for a public method. >>
Praxeme positions the definition of the enterprise values in the intentional aspect. It recommends a rigorous approach to these questions with separate analysis and design parts. The former consists in isolating the moral reality of the enterprise, to take advantage of it; the latter concerns the drafting of the discourse on the values (the societal responsibility of the enterprise…). This document gathers together the preparatory thinking with a view to developing the axiological (= concerning the values) procedures planned in the Praxeme method. It is available on the wiki. >>
CEISAR (Center of Excellence in Enterprise Architecture) shares common beliefs. It expresses them through a platform in seven points. CEISAR recommends structuring the operational model into three models, as show in the figure below. Like Praxeme, it isolates an abstract model, upstream from the organization and the processes. This approach is essential to ensure innovation in the organization and the quality of the information system. The arrows on this diagram show the links or determinations. The equivalences with the aspects of the Enterprise System are easily established. The components of the operational model as defined by CEISAR and their Praxeme equivalences. >>
The Prunay group (Eurisk, Eurexo…) is specialized in insurance claims services. In order to standardize the information systems of its different subsidiaries, Christophe Maroni, its IS director, has launched a semantic modeling assignment. Its purpose is to extract the common core that can then be shared between claims domains, in particular construction and damages. >>
The “Pragmatic aspect approach” guide completes Praxeme version 2. Based on the new version of the Enterprise System Topology, it specifies the relations between the pragmatic aspect and the intentional aspect and integrates the BPMN notation for process modeling. The use case description form and its comments have also been published. See the announcement page on the wiki. >>
Pierre Calvanèse, in charge of Praxeme’s development strategy within the board of Praxeme, is also a specialist in information systems governance and a COBIT expert. APMG, the international certification organization, recently interviewed him on the latest directions taken by COBIT 5. See the video (in French). >>
The Praxeme certification principles have been decided upon with Richard Pharro, CEO of APMG. The launch date has been set to coincide with the Praxeme Institute’s Symposium in December. >>
A new deliverable within the context of version 2: a process-description form; its instruction manual. See the dedicated page. This delivery contains a new qualification matrix concerning actor involvement (French form of the RACI). >>
