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Where would we be without our tools and techniques? Every discipline has them, and Process Improvement is no different. Come on in and see what's new under the sun in the confusing world of Tools and Techniques. You will find some interesting links and lots of food for thought. And remember, you have a story to tell, too, so let us hear about it. Use the corresponding discussion group to voice your opinions, observations and questions.
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User-Friendly IT Governance
- by Allan Holmes
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Everything you want to know about Control Objectives for Information and related Technology (Cobit), an IT governance framework.
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Balancing Scorecards with Reality
- by Susan H. Cramm
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Let's face it: If you don't have a business-aligned IT strategy that allocates scarce resources and creates value, then you don't have the clarity of purpose necessary to use a balanced scorecard.
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Into the Light
- by Howard Rubin
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Hidden factors such as customer value, process value, people value and portfolio management value must also be taken into account when considering IT processes.
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Operation Clean Data
- by Malcolm Wheatley
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Data is only as good as the humans who enter it. Here is how to make human-generated information as accurate and reasonable as possible.
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Encourage Employee Socializing
- by Edward Prewitt
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Social network analysis is a tool for helping companies get out of their own way when it comes to knowledge management.
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