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- Prepared for
- The Los Angeles Chapter of the Association of Information Technology
Professionals
- June 2005
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- Discussion Objective
- Definition of Terms and Purpose
- Methodology Framework (for Consideration)
- Summary / Questions
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- Understand key components of technology selection initiatives
- Provide a framework (methodology) for technology selection initiatives
- Share anecdotal experiences
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- Solution Definition
- Development of a recommendation for enabling business processes with a
viable technology solution.
Solutions are supported by business return and strategic
direction.
- Value Delivered
- Focus on process analysis/improvement as well identifying an appropriate
technology solution
- Business case/ROI based approach to technology
(recommendations that stand on their own)
- Objective assessment of technology spend and budgeting
- Realistic expectation setting for solution budgets, capabilities and
implementation timelines
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- Key Message Technology selections are driven by strategy and supported
by a business case
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- How does the technology selection fit into your overall business and IT
strategy?
- Do you have a business case for change?
- What are your selection criteria
are they documented?
- What is your approach to vendor management?
- How will the solutions fit into your legacy environment?
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