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The IT Governance Evangelist

Passionate advocacy for improving IT Governance processes

Taking CA World to You

 

My post yesterday highlighted the wealth of topics covered here at CA World. This wide range applies to my presentations as well. I am delivering my IT Governance presentation, Critical Components of a PMO, Enabling Performance with Process Management, and an overview of the ITIL v3 treatment of Service Portfolio Management.

 

Though my presentations and meetings at CA World are keeping me busy, I'm still managing to wedge in some conference calls with customers who were unable to make the trip this year. One such call was focused on planning my visit to their organization next month. In previous posts, I've mentioned how much I enjoy these visits because they provide me with the current challenges, perspectives and experiences that keep me in touch with what is happening in IT organizations today.

 

Most of the companies choose 1 and sometimes 2 of my presentations. A few have really taken advantage of the opportunity and bring me in to conduct multiple sessions to numerous audiences. This next engagement wants me to conduct 4 individual presentations. Here is their ambitious agenda:

 

  • 9:00 - 10:30 Meeting Enterprise Goals through Project and Portfolio Management
  • 11:30 - 1:00 Beyond Mandates: Getting to "Sustainable" IT Governance Best Practices
  • 1:30 - 3:00 Ensuring Process Success
  • 3:00 - 4:00 Facilitated Process Management Discussion

 

They are making the most of my visit and promised they would find a way for me to eat lunch. If my voice holds out, we will be delivering a lot of information and providing a forum that enables them to immerse themselves in key IT-related matters - much like CA World.

 

Do you find yourself struggling to obtain executive sponsorship, involvement of key stakeholders? Is everyone in your organization on the same page in regards to your IT Governance, PPM, PMO, or Process initiatives?

 

I can help. I invite you to reach out to your local CA representative. They will be able to work with you to determine if it would be helpful to have me bring a bit of CA World to you.

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About Steve Romero

Steve Romero is the IT Governance Evangelist at CA, Inc. In this capacity, Romero acts as a strong advocate for the customer, speaking around the world to users, prospective customers, industry organizations and IT luminaries to identify and communicate IT governance best practices. His mission is to help IT organizations improve the effectiveness of their initiatives and their engagement with internal customers. Romero’s areas of focus include developing ITG processes, improving ITG maturity, optimizing IT portfolio decisions, aligning IT with the corporate strategy and maximizing IT’s return on investment. Romero is an innovative, passionate IT professional with over 30 years experience working in almost every area of IT. For the past 10 years his career has focused on helping large enterprises run their IT departments like a business. Steve is a recognized expert in IT Governance, IT program and project management and business process management. He is a Certified Project Management Professional, a Certified Information Systems Security Professional, ITIL Foundation Certified, a Certified Process Master, and a Certified Computer Professional. Romero’s extensive technical and IT leadership background started in the US Navy before joining Pacific Bell where he founded numerous ground-breaking governance processes. He then joined Pacific Technology Consulting to create, launch and lead their IT project management consulting practice. Romero worked at Charles Schwab and the California State Automobile Association as an IT Director where he resumed leading the establishment of formal process management and IT Governance processes. Romero is a member of the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) and the Project Management Institute (PMI). He is a San Francisco Chapter committee member of the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA), and the President of the Information Technology Service Management Forum (itSMF) San Francisco Local Interest Group. He is a Board Member for the Center for Electronic Business at San Francisco State University and is a regular guest speaker in their Masters Program. Romero attended the University of LaVerne, graduation cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management.
 
 
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