[FYI] Best Practice in Telematics

[Horns@t-online.de (Axel H. Horns)]

CORDIS RTD-NEWS/c European Communities, 1999 

 Record Control Number : 12757 
                             Date : 1999-04-16 


Category : Result

General Information : 

An AESOPIAN project has developed server demonstrator for telematics,
which can both secure access to a best practices database and provide
contributions to it. 

Shared learning and experiences from a "best practices" website can be
very beneficial. But too often there is a one-way flow of information
and little effort is made to build an ongoing relationship with
visitors to a site. However, this project database is available at: 

URL: http://nt3.fundesco.es/aesopian 

The AESOPIAN (Awareness of European Solutions and best Practices for
telematics Applications) project contains information on specific
areas of core competence required by those undertaking telematics
applications projects, such as: 

- Service Management; 
- Procurement; 
- Environment Management; 
- Configuration Management; 
- Standards and Specifications Management; 
- Requirements Engineering; 
- Value-Chain Management; 
- Software Process Management. 

Within each area there are questions, explanations and best practices
based upon the experiences of those undertaking Third and Fourth
Framework Programme telematics projects. 

There are also links to other best practices websites and electronic
forms are provided which visitors can use to record their own best
practice experiences if they are willing to share them. To encourage
participation there is an annual award for the "Winning best
practice", although the selection criteria to be employed are not
disclosed. 

Data Source Provider : European Commission, DG XIII

Document Reference : Based on a result report from NECTAR Information
Update.

Programme Acronym : FRAMEWORK 4C; TELEMATICS 2C

Subject Index Codes : Education, Training; Information, Media;
Telecommunications

Contact Person : 

For further information, please visit: 

URL: http://nt3.fundesco.es/aesopian