The article discusses CM2 as a comprehensive enterprise configuration management standard, contrasting it with other management frameworks like PLM. The author responds to Jos Voskuil’s views on impact analysis and highlights CM2’s broader scope and training requirements. It emphasizes the relevance of CM in various industries, advocating for its adoption and community engagement.
Join Martin Haket and me at SemproConX19 in Ankara, Turkey, on November 18-19, 2019, to experience the Configuration Management Game. This engaging activity highlights common pitfalls in corporate environments, emphasizing the importance of configuration management processes, roles, and tools for successful business operations. Explore other great speakers too!
At the IpX ConX19 conference, Martin Haket and a co-author raised concerns about the need for cross-domain standards to enhance impact analysis, particularly between PLM and ERP systems. They argue that existing standards fail to address collaborative needs and advocate for a unified impact matrix to facilitate better decision-making in businesses across the supply chain.
The CM Game has been launched to enhance understanding of configuration management and develop related skills. This engaging and educational game is suitable for corporate training or academic courses and is freely available under the Open Source CC BY-SA 4.0 license, thanks to contributions from ASML and others.
To achieve lean and agile operations, businesses need clear, quality processes that enhance documentation and minimize waste. Configuration management (CM) plays a vital role by organizing knowledge artifacts, ensuring their traceability and consistency. Implementing a robust Enterprise Knowledge Base enables effective change management and supports continuous value creation across enterprises.
The post provides a step-by-step guide for ordering bricks using Bricklink Studio to design a truck. Users can upload a specific file, create an account, and manage their wanted lists before purchasing items. It emphasizes flexibility in sourcing bricks while noting that multiple stores may be needed for full orders.
To print the CM Game – Complete Set for 1 Team PDF, use the following settings: select “Fit” for page sizing, uncheck “Print on both sides,” and choose “Auto portrait/landscape” for orientation. These adjustments will ensure accurate printing of both standard and oversized pages.
Configuration Management (CM) is often misunderstood as tedious and bureaucratic. However, it plays a crucial role in business success by fostering communication and collaboration across departments. Those in CM possess valuable people skills that facilitate change, making the process rewarding and enjoyable. Continuous improvement in CM enhances efficiency and quality.
You can contribute to the CM Game by using it, sharing the website on social media, translating its content, extending it with new scenarios, reporting or fixing issues, and sharing other CM games. Download the source materials from the downloads page for assistance and share your experiences online.
The CM Game is an open source configuration management game designed to raise awareness about CM challenges using LEGO® bricks. Available under a CC BY-SA 4.0 license, it encourages users to create extensions and improvements. Facilitator instructions, presentations, and design files are included, but users must purchase LEGO® bricks separately.