Jones Logic Creates New Decision Implementation Internet Service
Jones Logic presents Interactive Requirements, a real-time Internet service that supports business decision makers. The Company's mission is to make Interactive Requirements the most effective means to collaboratively capture, document, and disseminate business decisions for organizations of any size.
New Haven, CT, March 01, 2008 --(PR.com)-- What is it about decision making and implementation that helps large organizations get things done and allows them to grow? Decision making entails information gathering, alternatives analysis, and the selection of a course of action. Decision making is actually easy compared to decision implementation. There are thousands of methods and tools to help make formatted decisions—where all facts, information and outcomes are known. Formatted decisions are usually converted to procedures and business processes. In government it is called “bureaucracy”.
Decision implementation encompasses everything that happens after decision is made until desired outcome realization. This includes all subsequent decisions required should anything not go as planned. There are few means for helping implement non-conforming decisions—where desired outcome will not be reached unless interim decisions are made correctly. People and organizations need help when decision and desired result have never been done; when decision does not conform to any prior activity, and when desired outcome is critical to mission or existence of the organization.
Business decisions produce objectives for achieving some business outcome or result. Business objectives should be governed by the prevailing business rules. Business objectives must also be linked to business, financial, and technical requirements that ensure successful completion. Finally, each requirement must be constantly tested against business rules to ensure the mission remains on track and does not violate any rules. Given these guidelines, a decision made and implemented by a single person is a daunting undertaking. Try a decision that has to be carried out by several hundred people, speaking different languages, around the world, with reality changing on a daily or hourly basis. The Interactive Requirements service developed by Jones Logic helps manage the single person decision implementation as well as the world-wide, multi-national, multi-person, multi-language decision implementation.
The site offers unlimited use on a monthly basis. Subscriptions can be purchased on the Web Site through Pay Pal. (You do not need a Pay Pal account.) The service is priced based upon the number of user logon identifications (IDs):
• Sole Proprietor (1 User ID) $9.95/month
• Partnership (2 to 25 User IDs) $149.95/month
• Company (26 to 50 User IDs) $299.95/month
• Corporation (51 to 100 User IDs) $599.95/month
The virtual Internet site opens April 1, 2008. While the site is in English, the service is staged for world-wide use with instant conversion of content into any one of more than twenty-two languages. Internet site sneak previews are available now. Clients, marketing partners, and visitors can see what decision implementation should be through demonstrations and tutorials. The company is looking for businesses and organizations that it can provide service, consulting, and training to and demonstrate what this service can do.
Interactive Requirements demonstrations and tutorials available at:
http://www.joneslogic.com
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Decision implementation encompasses everything that happens after decision is made until desired outcome realization. This includes all subsequent decisions required should anything not go as planned. There are few means for helping implement non-conforming decisions—where desired outcome will not be reached unless interim decisions are made correctly. People and organizations need help when decision and desired result have never been done; when decision does not conform to any prior activity, and when desired outcome is critical to mission or existence of the organization.
Business decisions produce objectives for achieving some business outcome or result. Business objectives should be governed by the prevailing business rules. Business objectives must also be linked to business, financial, and technical requirements that ensure successful completion. Finally, each requirement must be constantly tested against business rules to ensure the mission remains on track and does not violate any rules. Given these guidelines, a decision made and implemented by a single person is a daunting undertaking. Try a decision that has to be carried out by several hundred people, speaking different languages, around the world, with reality changing on a daily or hourly basis. The Interactive Requirements service developed by Jones Logic helps manage the single person decision implementation as well as the world-wide, multi-national, multi-person, multi-language decision implementation.
The site offers unlimited use on a monthly basis. Subscriptions can be purchased on the Web Site through Pay Pal. (You do not need a Pay Pal account.) The service is priced based upon the number of user logon identifications (IDs):
• Sole Proprietor (1 User ID) $9.95/month
• Partnership (2 to 25 User IDs) $149.95/month
• Company (26 to 50 User IDs) $299.95/month
• Corporation (51 to 100 User IDs) $599.95/month
The virtual Internet site opens April 1, 2008. While the site is in English, the service is staged for world-wide use with instant conversion of content into any one of more than twenty-two languages. Internet site sneak previews are available now. Clients, marketing partners, and visitors can see what decision implementation should be through demonstrations and tutorials. The company is looking for businesses and organizations that it can provide service, consulting, and training to and demonstrate what this service can do.
Interactive Requirements demonstrations and tutorials available at:
http://www.joneslogic.com
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James Jones
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203.605.1820
www.joneslogic.com
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