Diagnostic Enterprise Method

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The Diagnostic Enterprise Method (DEM) is a framework of guiding principles for human resources management theory. It is described as being derived from Frederick Winslow Taylor's (1856–1915) principles. It outlines strategies and methodologies intended to enable organizations to restructure internal work processes, particularly when integrating emerging technologies.^{[citation needed]}