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MoReq2010 "Concept Collaboration" Closed

The consultation period for the MoReq2010 "Concept Collaboration" is now closed. Despite holding the entire consultation during peak Summer vacation season, despite the very low number of consultees who have commented, and despite allowing only 2 weeks for parts of it, the DLM Forum has ended the opportunity to comment on the conceptual issues is now finished.

A further, more detailed, consultation is due to start later this month - but no further details are avaialble.

Meanwhile, if you are interested in MoReq2010:

register at the consultation portal to be notified of future consultations
read Inforesight’s Management Paper for independent advice on how to cope while waiting for MoReq2010
for some light relief, take a look at our short "response to the MoReq2010 consultation", at the top of our MoReq2010 Anouncements page.

You can use the resources on this site:

to learn about MoReq
to inform others about MoReq
to prepare presentations and other material that refer to MoReq
to see how widespread knowledge about MoReq is, and to prove how influential MoReq has become

In other words, there are lots of resources that can help you do your job, by helping you to convince management, by telling you what others think, what others do, and by providing pionts of contact.

MoReq has become a worldwide phenomenon. Articles, web pages, presentations, adaptations and other resources about MoReq are published continually. MoReq conferences are held, training delivered, and policies published... and this all around the globe, not just in Europe.

Tens of thousands of resources mention MoReq. We cannot include all of them on this site, and even if we could we would not. We try to include here resources that are useful in some way – because they illustrate a point, because of their language or provenance, because of their content and so on.

Please send us any additional resources that should be included on this site. We are very interested in your feedback as well.

To navigate this site, and to find useful resources, use the menus at the top of left of each page: or use the site map.

To monitor this site for new collateral, try looking at the recently added content page.

We hope you find all this helpful, and that you will let us know how you get along (and that you will contribute more resources!)