Re: An Analysis Pattern for Inventories

[Dirk Riehle]

Hi all,

Ke Deng touches on a subject I've been wondering about while lurking around 
your mailing lists: what/who is GNUe's "product management" e.g. who gets 
to define what features to do, even before you come up with domain analysis 
or design decisions. Where does the domain expertise come from that decides 
that a specific way to handle inventory, do accounting, or model supply 
chains is the way to go.

In any case, if you think analysis patterns are helpful, let me know, I may 
be able to help. (E.g. I know the author of the paper Ke Deng is pointing 
to.) I'd also recommend Martin Fowler's book. I even put out some as I call 
it "business patterns" on the web at: 
http://www.riehle.org/practical-matters/patterns/index.html

Dirk




At 3/1/2002 +0800, Ke Deng wrote:
> hi,
>     I don't know how do you think of "Analysis Pattern".It should be useful
> in proposal stage though it could bring some workload to study but it is a
> starting point and helpful.
>     I have found an Analysis Pattern for Inventories (in attachment
> file)-Stock Manager which should be useful for GNUe project.Whether use it
> or not depend on your decision,I just hope it helpful to you.
>
> thanks,
>     Ke Deng.

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