Business Technology Management: The Evolution of IT Governance

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Business Technology Management: The Evolution of IT Governance

Posted March 6, 2011 | Leadership |

Abstract

In the past few years, the managerial area of demand management, portfolio management, and IT governance have become more and more popular. Organizations are adopting these processes to better manage their expenses, reduce cost, and formalize an often chaotic relationship between IT and the business.

About The Author

Rachel Mendelovich

Rachel Mendelovich has 17 years' experience in IT, with more than seven in top managerial roles. During her career, she has held positions in various companies, including large global organizations, small startups, product companies, and retail companies. Recently, Ms. Mendelovich led the implementation of IT governance processes in the Israeli government and is a known lecturer in the field. She holds a BA in computer science and an MBA from… Read More

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Business Technology Management: The Evolution of IT Governance

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