The Identification phase of the IT Project Management Framework involves evaluating and deciding if a proposed project should be undertaken, based on the studying of factors like costs, benefits, risks, and etc. Let’s see what it is in detail.
Continue readingAutomate Your Project Management Process (Part 1 of 6) Using PMBOK
Learn how to adopt an IT Project Management Framework for IT project management. The IT Project Management Framework is a collection of concepts, methods and tools that helps project teams to manage project lifecycle, document project and manage project documents and artifacts.
Continue readingAutomated PMBOK Process Tool (Part 3 of 3) — Agile Task Management for Team
Manage the development of PMBOK deliverables in a task management tool. Perform project management collaboratively with your team members.
Continue readingAutomated PMBOK Process Tool (Part 2 of 3) — Step-by-Step Instructions & Samples
Manage your IT project by adopting PMBOK®. The Just-in-Time Process features a PMBOK® process template that provides you with the forms required to complete an IT project and produce the required process deliverables in agile manner. This video shows you how it work.
Continue readingAutomated PMBOK Process Tool (Part 1 of 3) — Agile Just-in-time Approach
Define and execute project management activities in just-in-time and just-enough manner. Just-in-Time Process provides you with a project management process template, the forms and work items that guide you through an agile, incremental project management and deliverables production process.
Continue readingAutomated Agile TOGAF ADM Tool in Action
Develop TOGAF® ADM deliverables for each of the ADM phases. The Just-in-Time Process features a TOGAF® ADM process template that provides you with the forms required to develop an Enterprise Architecture and produce the required deliverables. This video shows you how it works.
Continue readingTOGAF ADM Preliminary Phase (Part 4 of 4) — Request for Architecture Work
This ‘Request for Architecture Work’ is sent from the sponsoring organization to the architecture organization to trigger the start of an architecture development cycle. It describes the business imperatives behind the architecture work, thus driving the requirements and performance metrics for the architecture work. This video shows you how to develop a Request for Architecture Work.
Continue readingTOGAF ADM Preliminary Phase (Part 3 of 4) — Architecture Principles
Architecture Principles are general rules and guidelines, intended to be enduring and seldom amended, which informs and supports the way in which an organization sets about fulfilling its mission. This video shows you how to develop an Architecture Principles document to which the organization adheres.
Continue readingTOGAF Preliminary ADM (Part 2 of 4) — Business Principles, Goals and Drivers
Business principles, business goals, and business drivers provide context for architecture work, by describing the needs and ways of working employed by the enterprise. This video shows you how to develop a Business Principles, Goals, Drivers document.
Continue readingTOGAF ADM Preliminary Phase (Part 1 of 4) — Organizational Model for Enterprise Architecture (EA)
In order for an architecture framework to be used successfully, it must be supported by the correct organization, roles, and responsibilities within the enterprise. This video shows you how to develop an Organizational Model for Enterprise Architecture document.
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