Bibliographical References

This development methodology is the fruit of our experience and our study.

It refers obviously to methodological elements that are the today's state of the art, norms or standards.

We took a great care to integrate them into a smooth and powerful methodology, oriented towards the project requirements and focused to develop the best possible solution.

Our main sources are:

General projects

 general theory of the systems ('La gestion par les systèmes', Jacques Mélèse).

 systems conception ('Work Systems Design - The ideal concept', Gerald Nadler, french translation by Jacques Lehmann).

 the methodology of the 'IT manager scheme' ('Le schéma directeur d'informatisation de votre entreprise - Démarche pratique', G. Balantzian)

 the Merise methodology('HyperMerise', CGI).

 the quality norms ISO 9001 & 9004.

 the relational model ('The relational model for database management, Codd, Version 2) ,

 ORACLE Case Method

e-business projects

  'The e-commerce question & answer book', ROOSEN Anita, New-York, Amacom, 2000

  'e-shock 2000 : the electronic shopping revolution : strategies for retailers and manufactures', DE KARE-SILVER Michael, London, MacMillan Press, 2000