A comprehensive guide to the intersection of IT and business, exploring strategies, governance, and digital transformation.Key Features

Strategic insights into IT transformation and governance.
Practical frameworks for business and IT alignment.
Real-world case studies on IT service delivery.

Book DescriptionThis book delves into the evolving role of IT in business transformation, covering key strategies for aligning business objectives with digital tools and technologies. It focuses on the importance of governance, efficiency, and risk management in driving IT success. Readers will discover how to build effective IT strategies, manage service delivery, and improve stakeholder engagement in a rapidly changing digital landscape. With practical frameworks and real-world case studies, it provides a roadmap for managing the complexities of digital service design, contract management, and performance. As the book progresses, it highlights the challenges and opportunities IT presents, from governance issues to innovation drivers. It concludes with actionable insights into digital readiness and transformation, equipping readers with the tools to navigate and lead in the digital age.What you will learn

Understand the role of IT in business strategy development.
Learn how to balance governance and management within IT.
Identify risks and opportunities in IT projects.
Master the dynamics of strategy and IT integration.
Develop frameworks for evaluating and improving digital services.
Understand how to manage contracts and service performance.

Who this book is for

This book is ideal for business leaders, IT professionals, consultants, and strategists looking to understand how information technology can shape business strategy. Readers should have a basic understanding of business operations and IT principles, as this book bridges the gap between technology and business. It is suited for those involved in digital transformation projects, strategic planning, or IT governance. Pre-requisites include a general familiarity with business processes and an interest in the role of technology in driving organizational change.

Walter Zondervan