My analysisAfter 15 years of experience in IT strategy, business analysis, solution architectures, design, programming, project and portfolio management, here is my analysis on the information systems world in France: the journey of the user story from the business to the production environment is full of obstacles; due to, amongst other reasons, the multiplicity of IT organizational layers that lacks IT skills, and thus incapable of guaranteeing an alignment of the solution with the « real » business. On the other hand, IT management can lack a consistent IT strategy in the era of the cloud computing and needs therefore « full stack » profiles (Business analysis, IT strategy, enterprise architecture, solution architecture, programming and project management) to support them defining relevant, measurable, and evolving IT strategies.My ambitionHelp IT managements wisely leverage the right amount of affordable and consistent technology to align with their businesses and transform their information systems from a cost item to become a source of added value. My wayUnderstanding business strategy is a key enabler for IT alignment, anticipating it provides with business competitivenessBuilding effective IT teams is an expertise: the key is to understand that IT expertise should be measured by the amount of complex solved use cases, rather than a number of year in a same set of technologies: nowadays a specific technology life expectancy has shortened by more than 75%. Investing on potential of learning and adaptability is rather more profitableContinuous improvement is not just an expression to show positive: it’s defining the right measures and monitoring them. It’s also continuous training and code reuse via code banks Java, Spring boot, Spring MVC, Spring security, Spring batch, Spring data, JPA/Hibernate, Elastic Search, Oracle 19c RDBMS, Liquibase, Kafka, REST webservices, Spring Cloud Gateway, Spring Cloud Eureka Service Registry, Junit, Mockito, Spring Testing, Ansible, Jenkins, Docker, ELK and Filebeat for log centralizing, Zipkin for tracing, Micrometer and Prometheus for metrics