The design of information systems is traditionally taught in a layered fashion. Candidates learn about networks, databases, systems, and applications in separate courses. This layered approach allows for the partitioning of these considerations into independent areas of specific expertise. However, practicing professionals often face situations in which all of these layers need to be combined across technologies and organizations. It is understanding the integration of these layers, technologies, and applications that are essential in deriving an effective architecture.
- With only 35% of IT and non-IT executives believing that their organizations currently have the required digital leadership skills, the opportunities for digital management education are growing exponentially.
- The success rate of today’s digital initiatives resembles the traditionally low success rate of IT projects. We continue to make the same mistakes.
An effective information systems infrastructure for a corporation includes the integration of networks, data, emerging technologies(e.g., Big Data, analytics, AI, cognitive computing, blockchain, Robotics Process Automation, security), systems, and applications. Designing or modifying an infrastructure calls for an understanding not only of technology, but also of business needs and how to integrate the different technologies across different technologies and across the different parts of the business to ensure sustainability. Understanding the integration and management of the entire TOGAF and ITIL frameworks (across ITOM, ITSM, ITBM, ITAM, CSM, and Security Operations) is essential.
An effective information systems infrastructure for a corporation includes the integration of networks, data, emerging technologies (e.g., Big Data, analytics, AI, cognitive computing, blockchain, Robotics Process Automation, security), systems, and applications. Designing or modifying an infrastructure calls for an understanding not only of technology, but also of business needs and how to integrate the different technologies across different technologies and across the different parts of the business to ensure sustainability. Understanding the integration and management of the entire TOGAF and ITIL frameworks (across ITOM, ITSM, ITBM, ITAM, CSM, and Security Operations) is essential.
TOGAF (The Open Group Architectural Framework)
Sustainability Considerations:
Largest Concern Top Priority
