hi,

in my view eTOM works with three steps:

(1)Process collection: It deals with the requirement of all the process collection which are there to run the system or the organisation.

(2)Process Classification: This is associated with the grouping of processes or classification of processes to various sub-processes.This helps to focus more on single type of problem and tackling them simultaneously.

(3)Process Decomposition: This is the branching of one group processes to various sub processes,its like Tree and its Branches.Stem is the main root and here its main process the branches depends on the priority level and the importance of the process.

So, the whole decomposition process is actually accumulating all the processes and again braching it .

 

Regards,

Ashutosh

Hi Mike - my personal view, as a Business Process Architect, is that defining the lower levels of detail is perhaps placing a constraint on implementation. That said, sensible organisations will undoubtedly use this as guidance, which I'm sure will be useful, whereas others may use it verbatim, and may encounter issues trying to follow it to the letter.

Publication of this is not necessarily a bad idea, as it can add additional support to aide implementation, but must come with strong advice on what should and should not be followed to the letter.

Stephen

sorry.

I'm interested it eTOM decomposition.

please email me about the detail information, thanks! e_sunny@mail.ru

@StephenM1: I´m agree with you,  a more detailed decomposition can add an innecesary complexity on the implementation.

The  goal of a process framework  is to bring guidance on how the processes are structured and what are the relations between them. Level 1 and 2 actually presents a good reference in these two objectives.

I really  to see the decomposed processes to the level of 4,5.
(my email : hi.park@gmail.com)

I tried during  a year ago. At that time, it was hard to extract unique processes not superimposed between level 3s. I want to share my past practices here.

I am also interested in Level 4 and 5 decompositions.
Please email me at harald.reinmueller@softlab.de

Dear Alex, I am David Sánchez based in Venezuela, Director of RPG Consulting Group an active member of TMF and Certified in both SID and eTOM; besides RPG is the only latin american company that was selected by TMF to certified personnel as oficial TMF trainers.
We deliver training to companies in latin america and look forward to delivering overseas too in english, not only on behalf of the TMF but with RPG where we have a course that last four days and where we use our flash trainig tool, dynamic easy to use and well suited for training and process development consulting as well. Besides we are gonna be running certification exams soon, hopefully on behalf of TMF.
On behalf of RPG we offer you to go for those telcos intrested about training, please contact me at david.sanchez@rpgconsultores.com.ve, Skype User´s name: david.nohe.sanchez or phone +58 416 3118781.
Take a look at TMF web site Upcoming training and will see we are delivering a training next monday in México City, that one would be in spanish.
Lokk forward to hearing from you and having the chance to showing you our flash  eTOM training material and the course curricula.
Regards

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David Sánchez
Director RPG Grupo Consultores C.A
david.sanchez@rpgconsultores.com.ve
+58 416 3118781

Hi,

I am intrested to know more about the work you have done in decomposing to level 4 & 5. Please email your contact to damine_mour@yahoo.com
Thanks 

Hi,

I am intrested to know more about the work you have done in decomposing to level 4 & 5. Please email me to damine_mour@yahoo.com
Thanks 

I am also interested in Level 4 and 5 decompositions. Please email me at mexes@inwind.it  Many thanks and Best wishes.

hi ,

I need some help with the eTOM, for my next examination  I've to draw the process for the service provisioning at level 4 (adsl and pots activation). Are there some similar processes I can study?? I Many thanks and Best wishes.

Davide