Heat mapping allows for high variability. It is a very universal approach to produce easy-to-read material that helps prepare decisions (e.g., for capability-based IT planning and IT rationalization). Heat maps may also show “hot spots” in the IT landscape and help communicate them.
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Using Heat Maps to Better Drive the Rationalization of Your IT Landscape
By Serge Thorn
Posted November 18, 2020 | Technology |
About The Author
Serge Thorn is an experienced and passionate enterprise architecture/business transformation professional and consultant with many years’ experience (18 years TOGAF/ArchiMate) coaching, mentoring, and implementing worldwide major business and technology transformation initiatives at major blue-chip companies. Mr. Thorn has been involved in several strategic programs managing stakeholders and architecture teams and has worked closely with CxOs… Read More
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