Talk:MECE principle
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What is this? Needs work or deletion
- It is still a stub in serious need of expansion and linking. For instance this is a core method of McKinsey & Company and is described in The McKinsey Way. Of course, the fact it is of documented use in business and sciences does not mean it is safe from the deletionists in here. --22:54, 14 March 2006 (UTC)
217.166.53.82 (talk) 16:27, 6 February 2008 (UTC) This is not a 'core method' of McKinsey. It is an logical grouping principle, which is used in a lot of analysis work. I'm not sure this even originates from McKinsey, but we'd need a reference to validate that.
I do think this is a valid entry in wikipedia because it is a often applied grouping / ordering principle.
