An organizational perspective on business driven IT management

The focus of this paper is a discussion on the organizational integration of BDIM activities into an IT infrastructure. In particular, this paper provides a definition of the usefulness of a center of excellence within information systems, its structure and measurement of capabilities. The organizational capabilities pertaining to BDIM can be measured through the introduction of a maturity model, which assesses the current state but also provides a road map for future development and growth.

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