What do “non IT” Leaders Want from IT Governance?
This survey was conducted to find out non-IT executives’ views on IT’s contribution to the business and identify ways their enterprises are governing IT.
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Optimizing the Business Value of IT
How can IT Investment Portfolio Management Drive High Performance? These eight principles can guide the effort to get IT governance right.
A Quantitative Guide to IT Portfolio Management
A quantitative guide to IT Project Portfolio Management. Excellent discussion on the topic including extensive bibliography. Must Read!
5 Steps to IT Risk Management
A good discussion on planning for the worst and hoping for the best!
Mapping ITIL to the Real World
This paper investigates adoption of ITIL, trends in ITIL practices, and a brief description of the market.
How Effective is Your IT Governance?
Peter Weill and Jeanne Ross suggest ways to measure the effectiveness of IT Governance. They apply a simple framework that measures progress against four key objectives.
The Politics of Major IT Projects
Why do big IT Projects fail? There are many reasons. Mismanagement, new technology and immature IT Organization are amongst them. However, the most frequent reason for large project failure is organizational dynamics or politics.
What the Board Needs to Know About IT: Phase II
The board’s role in leveraging technology as a strategic resource: Eight Big Ideas from a survey on Information Technology in the Boardroom.
Board Briefing on IT Governance
IT Governance provides the policies, procedures, tools, frameworks etc. to manage IT. Hence, it is critical to the success of any organization. Can you convince your board of the same? More importantly, can you then execute against this obvious premise? Use this primer to educate yourself so you can help your CEO and board
Project Portfolio Earned Value Management Using Treemaps
There are various techniques applied to manage project portfolios. This paper discusses using Earned Value Management and Treemaps. The latter provides a very powerful visual technique.