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Prioritizing Projects In Your Portfolio – Take Out The Emotion!

Far too many times, IT organizations struggle with finding a fair means to prioritize the projects they will invest in. These sometimes turn into near war zones where each business unit fights to get their pet projects into the mix. Company politics may divert funding to those business units with the most clout versus what may be truly best for the business. Managing the portfolio can be done more effectively with use of an agreed scoring system based on key criteria. Through this, decisions can be made based on facts and scores versus raw emotions and competing business agendas.

Randy Steinberg by Randy Steinberg

What’s In Your IT Portfolio?

Modern IT Management practices shift the focus from managing IT as a pile of assets, projects and technologies to managing IT by the services the business actually consumes. With this, IT is actually managed as a portfolio of investments in services that are being delivered.

Randy Steinberg by Randy Steinberg

IT is Undergoing a Fundamental Change and We're Not Looking

Without our realizing it, the primary role of IT as an engineering organization has been shifting to one of service integration. IT executives who don't understand this shift will face ever increasing challenges in meeting business needs at cost and availability levels acceptable to the business.

Randy Steinberg by Randy Steinberg

Modern IT Management Explainer Video

A few weeks ago we recorded a Modern Management explainer video with the intention of further breaking out the qualities of how IT Service Management has changed in the last few years. 

Nathan Lasnoski by Nathan Lasnoski

Modern IT Management Event

You're invited to the Modern IT Management Event — a business strategy event where our experts will provide real world examples and guidance on how to best enable your IT department to drive your business strategies.

Kim Claditis by Kim Claditis

Modern IT Management Defined: DevOps, ITIL, Cloud, Agile, or All of the Above?

What if I told you that you had to take your management platforms and start over, but this time you needed to plan for the next generation of how you'd work with your teams.  What if I told you that you needed to re-address how you dealt with your operational lifecycle, development, and release management.  This is what my team and I did over the last several months.  We decided that we'd look at what the management landscape will look like years from now and apply those concepts to the tools being released by Microsoft for the cloud-centric world. 

Nathan Lasnoski by Nathan Lasnoski