Standards & Guidelines for SCM!

Hi all,
Im doing some research about SCM with Oracle Designer 6i? I really can use some best practices. How to set up a promotion model and how to make the translation to Designer.
I already found one good document about this subject at: http://www.odtug.com/2001papers/stratton.pdf
There must be more out there! Who can help me?
Thanks and regards,
Eric Bosten

I have forgotten a link, look at: http://srmwww.gov.bc.ca/imb/3star/sdlc/4design/des6i_std/MSRM_CM_deliv.htm
Im still looking for more Standards & Guidelines on this subject

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