CIO Handbook – Part 4
The CIO handbook is designed to assist new CIOs in understanding their role, and experienced CIOs to consider whether they could do things differently.
The CIO handbook is designed to assist new CIOs in understanding their role, and experienced CIOs to consider whether they could do things differently.
Enterprises adopting the Cloud need to employ best practices to optimise benefits. Transitioning to Cloud maturity effectively requires a careful strategy to successfully adopt the Cloud for business operations.
Clarity around which are core, shared, and local IT systems, and the implications that follow from this, empowers IT teams to maximise their impact against money, time, and effort.
While a pure headless content management system (CMS) has several advantages over traditional CMS, enterprises may be better served by a more traditional CMS that has some aspects of headless added, i.e., a hybrid CMS. IBRS explores how such a hybrid CMS can provide many of the benefits of headless, without the complexity, to support future digital content delivery strategies.
The majority of technology projects never fully deliver their objectives and end user adoption can be a big hurdle to a successful implementation. In this presentation kit we provide a simple three step model to help you tackle this issue. What is the best approach? How do you engage end-users? And, how to set and manage expectations
Google Cloud introduces Dual Run, its solution for mainframe modernisation projects. How does this impact Australian institutions?
ServiceNow is set to acquire Seattle-based startup Era Software. The acquisition enhances ServiceNow’s roadmap and its arsenal of observability capabilities. But are Australian organisations ready for this level of sophistication?
How can you measure your ITSM maturity in such a way as to discover the activities that will bring the biggest benefits?
Maturity models are a highly effective tool for structuring, tracking and reporting the improvement in important process areas of an IT organisation. But how do you begin the journey, and how do you succeed in demonstrating reward for your efforts?
This article addresses how to implement maturity models. A previous article described what maturity models are and why they should be used.