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Sarbanes Oxley Compliance Knowledge Solution for IT Organizations
The Management Agility method takes you from raw content to
published solution in as little as six weeks. This two page
summary lays out how.
Successful
Development of SOX-Compliant IT Policies & Procedures
Old management albatross becomes the new recipe for
good governance
A white paper for executives responsible for achieving compliance
with IT Sarbanes-Oxley requirements. Reset your thinking to
use policies and procedures to manage your internal control
commitment and compliance. This step- by-step approach takes
a mandated headache and turns it into a tool for long-term
success.
Successful Application Package Evaluation and Selection
Eight Steps to evaluating, selecting and buying software to
stay on course and out of court
As published on www.gantthead.com
Make your investments count
when you buy packaged applications. Do it right, do it smart,
and protect yourself. This step by step approach fills in the
gaps to avoid project failure and blame.
Pareto’s
Principle
Applying the 80/20 rule for project scope and success control
As published on www.gantthead.com
Use scope definition to build relationships, not destroy them.
Making considered decisions on how much to spend to get the
right business benefit is a team approach when you try some
old thinking in new ways.
Aligning the Organization for IT Project Success:Improving
Customer Acceptance and ROI
A real and actionable method for IT executives to improve organization
acceptance, satisfaction and ROI
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This white paper attacks the problem of IT failure and customer
dissatisfaction by defining a method broaden IT control to
consider strategy and organizational readiness. Causes of failure
demonstrate the need for a more systematic way to organize
stakeholder needs, related actions, and top-level sponsorship.
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