An Introduction to IT Governance
This presentation provides a broad overview of information technology governance. CIOs can learn the basics of IT Governance, the process to implement it, key challenges
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Competitive Advantage Through Value Discipline
This seminal article on value disciplines is a MUST read. It discusses the basis of competitive domination: differentiated value! Those who define it, deliver it and take it out of their competitors’ reach win. Hands down.
Business Capability Management
Excellent presentation on business capability management – what is it? why do we need it? how do we implement it?
Integrating IT Governance
This presentation takes a business view to implementing Information Technology (IT) Governance – by connecting it to corporate governance.
Creating a Security Baseline for Windows
Security baselines allow companies to stay in compliance with industry standards and maintain a reasonable level of security assurance. This presentation discusses the creation of a security baseline for a windows based environment.
Automating ISO 27002
This presentation discusses technologies for implementing ISO 27002 processes and controls – which technologies to use? where to start?
Application Selection Strategy
This presentation discusses a framework for application selection for ERP, SCM and CRM. It introduces the concept of business discontinuities and how to bridge/leverage them with technology solutions.
A Unified Framework for Business IT Alignment
This paper introduces a unified framework for business and information technology alignment (BITA). The authors contend that business it alignment is a nebulous concept and for it to work we need a new framework – one that integrates information management with enterprise architecture.
Using Wikis For Business
This paper defines and describes wikis – taking Wikipedia as an example – in depth and then discusses their use in the corporate context. The author argues that to understand wikis one must focus on two concepts – the simple web based multi-user document management technology and a management philosophy that encourages knowledge management rather than dictates it.
Using Wikis for Collaboration
This paper looks at the wiki phenomenon and how it fits into web 2.0 to enhance collaboration among geographically dispersed teams and groups. The discussion leverages extensive literature review and case studies to provide guidance on using wikis in the corporate context.
