Methodology Management System

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Methodology Management System (MMS) is an emerging technology that facilitates the modeling, deployment and continuous improvement of human-centric knowledge intensive business processes (also known as knowledge processes), such as methodologies, best practices, recommendations, and techniques.

It is not focused on automating tasks, but on transmitting information to people who perform the work and making it easy for them to access any kind of resources they need during the process execution.

Using a MMS it is possible to have different methodologies belonging to different business disciplines (for example RUP for Software Development and the PMBOK for Project Management) in the same format being it possible to understand the way in which they are related to each other.