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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 27, 2005
Filed:
Jul. 25, 2000
Steven D. Barnes, Lansing, NY (US);
John R. Cameron, Weybridge, GB;
David M. Gerber, Lakeland, FL (US);
Eduardo T. Kahan, Longwood, FL (US);
Jon M. Boring, Lakeland, FL (US);
Christopher A. Newlon, Chapel Hill, NC (US);
Steven D. Barnes, Lansing, NY (US);
John R. Cameron, Weybridge, GB;
David M. Gerber, Lakeland, FL (US);
Eduardo T. Kahan, Longwood, FL (US);
Jon M. Boring, Lakeland, FL (US);
Christopher A. Newlon, Chapel Hill, NC (US);
International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, NY (US);
Abstract
A system for providing integrated system solutions includes a set of process descriptions; a set of work product descriptions; and engagement models collecting the process descriptions and work product descriptions into a models for implementing typical projects addressing marketplace requirements. A systems integration method includes the steps of defining an engagement model which will be used to address a market place requirement; utilizing the engagement model to create an engagement template which specifically addresses client requirements within the market place; and measuring, monitoring and controlling client engagements based upon the engagement model.