The Seminar in Brief

From time-to-time, developments in the IT market and the wider economy radically change the game for Corporate Strategies for IT and the people that lead them. Whenever that happens, a new generation of strategy emerges.

As consumers, we are becoming masters at rapidly changing our behaviour to exploit technologies in ways that we value. Yet many organisations are still focused on how IT is delivered, and how much it costs.

How can organisations now become as agile as consumers at creating value from IT in the context of their strategies and business plans?

This seminar is about achieving this in the most inspiring, effective and painless ways possible. It starts with how transformational changes in the IT market have created four generations of Corporate Strategy for IT, where we are today, and the ultimate end-game. Then, based on the real-life experiences of enterprises around the world, it lays out proven, practical innovations for guiding people through the next big step on the journey.

Entirely based on first-hand experiences of what works, and what doesn’t, the seminar will help you to:

• Explore in depth the four generations of Corporate Strategy for IT. Where is your organisation today?
• Formulate your next-generation strategy in five days or less
• Transform the way your organisation behaves towards IT, from ‘costs’ to ‘value’
• Use IT’s enterprise-wide view to drive innovations and investments that grow company performance
• Maximise the contribution of your IT specialists to both strategic and operational business value.
 

	IT market watch: is this the end of 'IT Strategy'?
	The IT value chain
	The Corporate Strategy for IT
	Integrating IT with corporate and business strategies
	Investing in business change and IT
	Using Enterprise Architecture to drive business innovation
	The Expert IT Customer management model
	Sourcing strategy and IT

Chris present his seminar in Europe in partnership with IRM UK, IT Works (Belgium), Technology Transfer (Italy) and EA Fellows (Denmark), and in Australia and New Zealand in partnership with BTELL.  Click on their logo below for the detailed agenda, and to book your place (transfers you to an external web site).