Euromethod

Last updated July 01, 2023

Euromethod is a method for managing procurement processes of Information Services. It focuses on contract management.

Euromethod consists of three books: a reference manual, a dictionary and a collection of annexes. Euromethod's first release was in 1996.

It has evolved into the Information Services Procurement Library (ISPL), which has published a set of manuals.

History

Euromethod is the result of a European project ordered and funded by DGIII (Industry) of the European Commission. It has been achieved by a consortium containing Sema Group (France), BT Group (UK), Cap-Volmac (The Netherlands), CGI (France), Datacentralen (Denmark), EMSC (Consortium of Bull-Olivetti-Siemens), Finsiel (Italy), INA (Portugal), Indra (Spain), and Softlab (Germany). The project Director was Marcel Franckson. The reference version has been written in English. It has been translated into French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch and Danish.

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References

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↑ Eurogroup Consortium and EC DGIII, 1996, ‘Euromethod V1’, Deliverable to the European Commission DGIII
↑ Franckson, M. and Verhoef, editors (1999), ‘Introduction to ISPL’, Information Services Procurement Library, ten Hagen & Stam, Den Haag, The Netherlands, ISBN 978-90-76304-85-4
↑ Franckson M. et Peugeot C., April 1991, 'Eurométhode', in Autour et à l'entour de Merise, Afcet, ISBN 2-90367794-3 , BNF 35458807b
↑ Commission Centrale des Marchés et Ministère de l'Industrie, 1995, Eurométhode: un projet pour de meilleurs systèmes d'information, France, ISBN 978-2-11-089405-2
↑ Franckson M., 1998, 'Euromethod : Méthode de gestion de la relation client-fournisseur', in Actes du Congrès Francophone du Management de Projet, AFITEP, ISBN 978-2-9510150-4-3
↑ GPEM, CIIBA et CCM, 1994, Eurométhode: objectifs et enjeux
↑ Franckson M., june 1991, 'Le Projet Eurométhode', in Normatique.
↑ Franckson, M. and Verhoef, D., editors (1999), ‘Managing Risks and Planning Deliveries’, Information Services Procurement Library, ten Hagen & Stam, Den Haag, The Netherlands, ISBN 978-90-76304-83-0
↑ Franckson, M. and Verhoef D., editors (1999), ‘Specifying Deliverables’, Information Services Procurement Library, ten Hagen & Stam, Den Haag, The Netherlands, ISBN 978-90-76304-82-3
↑ Franckson, M. and Verhoef, D., editors (1999), ‘Dictionary’, Information Services Procurement Library, ten Hagen & Stam, Den Haag, The Netherlands, ISBN 978-90-76304-84-7
↑ Franckson M., 1994, 'The Euromethod Deliverable Model and its contribution to the objectives of Euromethod', in Methods and Associated tools for the Information System Life cycle, A.A Verrijn-Stuart and William Olle editors, IFIP, ISBN 978-0-444-82074-7
↑ Franckson, M. and Verhoef, D., editors (1999), ‘Managing Acquisition Processes’, Information Services Procurement Library, ten Hagen & Stam, Den Haag, The Netherlands, ISBN 978-90-76304-81-6
↑ CCTA, Euromethod in Practice, 1995, NCC Blackwell, UK, ISBN 978-1-85554-707-0
↑ Verhoef, D. and Franckson M. (1999), ‘Risk Management for IT in the large’, CAiSE’99, LNCS 1626, pp. 57–72, Springer-Verlag, ISBN 978-3-540-66157-3
↑ Verhoef, D. and Van Swede, V.,(1995), 'Euromethod', Kluwer Bedrijfswetenschappen, ISBN 978-90-267-2232-5

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[:0-1] Eurogroup Consortium and EC DGIII, 1996, ‘Euromethod V1’, Deliverable to the European Commission DGIII

[:1-2] Franckson, M. and Verhoef, editors (1999), ‘Introduction to ISPL’, Information Services Procurement Library, ten Hagen & Stam, Den Haag, The Netherlands, ISBN 978-90-76304-85-4

[:2-3] Franckson M. et Peugeot C., April 1991, 'Eurométhode', in Autour et à l'entour de Merise, Afcet, ISBN 2-90367794-3 , BNF 35458807b

[:3-4] Commission Centrale des Marchés et Ministère de l'Industrie, 1995, Eurométhode: un projet pour de meilleurs systèmes d'information, France, ISBN 978-2-11-089405-2

[:4-5] Franckson M., 1998, 'Euromethod : Méthode de gestion de la relation client-fournisseur', in Actes du Congrès Francophone du Management de Projet, AFITEP, ISBN 978-2-9510150-4-3

[:5-6] GPEM, CIIBA et CCM, 1994, Eurométhode: objectifs et enjeux

[:6-7] Franckson M., june 1991, 'Le Projet Eurométhode', in Normatique.

[:7-8] Franckson, M. and Verhoef, D., editors (1999), ‘Managing Risks and Planning Deliveries’, Information Services Procurement Library, ten Hagen & Stam, Den Haag, The Netherlands, ISBN 978-90-76304-83-0

[:8-9] Franckson, M. and Verhoef D., editors (1999), ‘Specifying Deliverables’, Information Services Procurement Library, ten Hagen & Stam, Den Haag, The Netherlands, ISBN 978-90-76304-82-3

[:9-10] Franckson, M. and Verhoef, D., editors (1999), ‘Dictionary’, Information Services Procurement Library, ten Hagen & Stam, Den Haag, The Netherlands, ISBN 978-90-76304-84-7

[:10-11] Franckson M., 1994, 'The Euromethod Deliverable Model and its contribution to the objectives of Euromethod', in Methods and Associated tools for the Information System Life cycle, A.A Verrijn-Stuart and William Olle editors, IFIP, ISBN 978-0-444-82074-7

[:11-12] Franckson, M. and Verhoef, D., editors (1999), ‘Managing Acquisition Processes’, Information Services Procurement Library, ten Hagen & Stam, Den Haag, The Netherlands, ISBN 978-90-76304-81-6

[:12-13] CCTA, Euromethod in Practice, 1995, NCC Blackwell, UK, ISBN 978-1-85554-707-0

[:13-14] Verhoef, D. and Franckson M. (1999), ‘Risk Management for IT in the large’, CAiSE’99, LNCS 1626, pp. 57–72, Springer-Verlag, ISBN 978-3-540-66157-3

[:14-15] Verhoef, D. and Van Swede, V.,(1995), 'Euromethod', Kluwer Bedrijfswetenschappen, ISBN 978-90-267-2232-5

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