Applications
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The Rapid Application Selection FrameworkApplication selection is a critical activity for IT departments. Implement a repeatable, data-driven approach that accelerates application selection efforts. |
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Site Reliability Engineering: What Is It? Why Is It Important for Online Businesses?Hell hath no fury like a customer not being able to access an online service when they want to. They expect the online services to always be on, always be accessible, and... |
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SLOs in Site Reliability EngineeringThor, the Norse God of Thunder, tells Jane Foster, the woman he’s trying to impress, that on his home world of Asgard, the realm eternal, science and magic are two sides of... |
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Build a Visual Product Roadmap to Increase Agreement and AlignmentIf an image is worth a thousand words, a visual roadmap will save you a thousand hours. |
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Release Management Maturity AssessmentThis tool can be used to identify gaps in your release and deployment management process to guide improvements and measure success. |
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The Many Flavors of Application RationalizationThe application portfolio management (APM) tool space can be a confusing one, as many software vendors offer their own take of what APM is. Enterprise architecture,... |
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Application Rationalization During M&AApplication rationalization fails when the chosen framework does not match your scenario or the goals for your application portfolio. This note looks at how to apply... |
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What Is the Role of the PM/PMO on Agile Projects?Info-Tech members moving to Agile are frequently unsure of the role of PMs and the PMO in an Agile environment. Any organization used to traditional (Waterfall) project... |
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Get the Full Picture: Rationalizing Your Apps in Isolation Is Not RationalizationMany application rationalization tools and frameworks miss the true benefits of this practice, as they only assess the individual application without consideration for its... |
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Rationalize Your Apps in 60 SecondsMany vendors suggest application rationalization is quick and easy. It isn’t. This claim does you a disservice and most importantly they’ve missed the point.... |
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