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IT Governance Knowledge Archive – Page 57

Application Portfolio Rationalization Guide

This guide provides a thorough approach to Application Portfolio Rationalization, emphasizing cost reduction, operational agility, and aligning IT with business objectives.

Making the Case for Applications Portfolio Management

This white paper helps make the case for application portfolio management by detailing the benefits of the method – improve support for operations, reduce costs, and improve efficiency. The use of vendor supplied tools for application portfolio management is also discussed.

Application Portfolio Management Guide

This guide to application portfolio management (APM) defines application portfolio management, discusses its benefits, describes a best practices based implementation approach and process, makes the critical connection between application portfolio rationalization and information technology governance, and pitches a software tool for APM.

Six Cost Allocation Methods Every CIO should Know

With today’s economic pressures, and a business philosophy of “doing more with less,” IT managers find themselves needing to communicate the value of IT and reduce costs while maintaining or increasing service levels. As a result, they need more visibility into the full costs of IT services to understand the

Case Study: Running IT Like a Business

This study puts in context “running IT like a business” making the vital connections that must be made with issues of business IT alignment, IT value, IT Organization design, and IT finance.

Comprehensive Overview of IT Governance Frameworks

Comprehensive Overview of IT Governance Frameworks: Understanding COBIT, ITIL, and CMMI

This overview provides an in-depth analysis of IT governance frameworks, including COBIT, ITIL, and CMMI. It highlights their importance in aligning IT with business strategies, optimizing IT processes, and managing resources efficiently. CIOs and IT leaders will find practical advice and best practices to implement these frameworks successfully.

IT Security Self Assessment Guide

Explore this IT Security Self-Assessment Guide, an invaluable resource for IT leaders aiming to enhance their cybersecurity strategy. With five levels of standardized security status and 17 critical control areas, this guide helps you understand your current security posture and identify areas for improvement. Strengthen your defenses and secure your digital assets today.

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