The first part, called Understand the use of the EKD-CMM Electronic
Guidebook and that you are reading now, explains how to navigate in
this Electronic Guidebook and describes its three main usage intentions.
If you don't have a good understanding of the method, we recommend to go through the second branch called Understand EKD-CMM Change Management Framework.
This part of the electronic guide book explains
the EKD-CMM way of understanding the change management, introduces
the various components of the EKD-CMM framework (models and tools), and
describes the different ways to manage change using EKD-CMM by the means
of the EKD-CMM road map and its associated guidelines. There is one guideline
for each map section referred to in the EKD-CMM road map. Each guideline
suggests the process to be followed to perform tasks associated with the
corresponding step in your change process.
If you have enough understanding of the EKD-CMM method,
this branch allows you to apply it for your change management process.
It is decomposed in two parts.
The first one, called Select EKD-CMM guidelines, offers
three guided ways to select the EKD-CMM guideline you have to apply
next.
(1) through the EKD-CMM road map. Based on the road map and the intention you want to fulfill you can identify the guideline supporting the achievement of this intention.The second one, called Use EKD-CMM guidelines, contains the EKD-CMM available guidelines. The navigation in this part is suitable if you can select the guideline to be applied next, directly. This process might offer choices with argument to base the selection of the appropriate alternative but it is not guided as the previous one.(2) through pre-defined routes in the road map. You can visualise the steps of the three examples of routes embodied the EKD-CMM road map. This stepwise description shall be considered as a reminder of EKD-CMM routes. It might be used during an EKD-CMM project, to visualise the route which is followed and to select the step to carry out next. The selection of the step to carry out next in the route identifies the guideline which supports this step.
(3) through change management steps. The change management step that you want to carry out identifies the guideline to be followed.
You can navigate around the pages of this guide book either :
- using the EKD-CMM electronic guide book usage intention hierarchy accessible by the button ;Top of Page
- or step by step using the three arrow buttons:allows you to move to the previous level in the hierarchy
allows you to move to the next step at the same level
allows you to move to the previous step at the same level