IT value management – the operationalization of value contribution
IT value management describes the tools and processes for a holistic integration of value contribution in companies.
The implementation and integration of the IT value contribution in an organization is described by the IT value management method. The BAMAC Group has developed a number of tried-and-tested instruments for this purpose in recent years. These are:
- Tools to support the value contribution in companies
- Digital transformation with a holistic approach – Part 1: The maturity model for IT value contribution
- Digital transformation with a holistic approach – Part 2: Organizational integration of the value contribution with the “IT Value Manager”
- Tools to support the value contribution in companies
For the successful introduction of the IT value contribution, a number of building blocks have proven their worth, which support the implementation in a methodical and structured manner. They include:
- Business process and requirements management
- Benchmarking
- Business portfolio management
- Performance management
- Enterprise Architecture Management
- Controlling
- Structural and process organization, organizational models (e.g. SAFe, ITIL, COBiT, TOGAF)
These building blocks can be summarized under the term IT value management.
- Digital transformation with a holistic approach – Part 1: The maturity model for IT value contribution
The maturity model for IT value contribution describes a step-by-step procedure for integrating value contribution in your company as an integral part of management in the sense of IT value management. Depending on the maturity level of your company, different reliable statements for your company can be derived from the IT value contribution. Based on the CMMI-SW and COBIT model, it is possible to determine the current situationat the start of the project. With the help of the findings and the subsequent rectification, the benefits can be increased step by step using the building blocks of IT value management.
If you are looking for a reliable partner to help you introduce IT value management in your organization, then the BAMAC GROUP is the right partner for you. We not only provide our customers with individual support, but also pursue an end-to-end approach. If you would like to know more about this, please contact us.
- Digital transformation with a holistic approach – Part 2: Organizational integration of the value contribution with the “IT Value Manager”
To integrate the IT value contribution, the BAMAC Group developed a holistic approach to establishing and consolidating it within the company with the help of the IT Value Manager. By coordinating roles and processes, the focus is on integrating IT value management into your organization.
In addition to the five levels, purchasing is included in a separate module. In the case of companies where the boundaries between demand and supply are dissolved, purchasing is integrated into the 5 levels.
At the request and interest of the companies, we offer a certificate for each level.
For more information, write to info@bamacgroup.com (subject: IT Value Manager or IT Value Manager itvZERT) and ask for information about the program.
You can find basic information on IT value contribution and why establishing it is the decisive benchmark for your long-term success here.
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