While helping organizations improve IT posture and manage risk to value, I found three constraints that create barriers to pursing change initiatives such as going to cloud, becoming agile, or building innovative yet secured enterprise:1. People can only plan what they know2. Technical debt has created significant ability gap3. Technology-centric project management has delivered solutions, not capabilitiesBeing an engineer by education and architect by profession, I knew the practical approach to breaking down these barriers must blend management art with information science. In that pursuit, I have collaborated with others, and developed methods and templates such as:• Services Portfolio, a common language between business and IT to assess risk and plan/communicate value. Later included in ITIL v3• Capability maturity models for business and IT services to anticipate business needs and develop forward-looking plans. Filed a patent on capability-based planningTo formalize and advance knowledge, practices and tools for managing IT like a business function, I co-founded Mitovia in 2010. Today, Mitovia is a leader in capability, risk and value management, helping organizations accelerate business outcomes and manage IT for business value at a fraction of the cost and time compared to prevailing alternatives. We are making it happen through:► Body of Knowledge to fast-track learning, assessment, planning and value realization► CAMP™, a cloud-based capability and value management platform► Accelerators and professional expertise for many use cases requiring portfolio rationalization, process improvement secured business operations, 4th generation IT practices etc.Recently, I co-authored a book, Achieving and Sustaining Secured Business Operations, articulating a practical framework for managing security capabilities for competitive differentiation.I believe in helping others succeed. Feel free to reach out. Let’s break down the barriers.mitovia.com
Listed skills include It Strategy, Enterprise Architecture, Enterprise Software, Solution Architecture, and 35 others.