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• Are you ready to transition the manner in which IT delivers business value? COBIT 5 explained at the itSMF USA Chicago January 5 meeting

  Change is hitting us from all directions - from Cloud computing, the virtualization of everything, iPads, iPods, Android devices, cyber attacks and cyber-security threats. Technology advances and challenges that often come with them are not the only changes... Posted Dec 30 2011, 09:36 AM by Robert Stroud with | with no comments Tags: Governance, itSMF, IT management, Robert Stroud, cobit 5

• Failing quickly does not equate to agility!

  This past weekend I contributed my time and energy with 9 other global ISACA experts on the development of our position and contributions to the emerging governance standards as part of the ISO liaison taskforce. The taskforce was established to focus... Posted Sep 21 2011, 11:22 AM by Robert Stroud with | with no comments Tags: IT Governance, Governance, service management, standards, agility

• COBIT 5 Exposure draft deadline extended, you still have time to comment!

  Great news! The public comment period for COBIT 5 has been extended to 18 September, allowing practitioners time to examine the guidance and provide feedback to review the ISACA guidance. Having been personally involved in the development of COBIT, public... Posted Aug 10 2011, 08:43 AM by Robert Stroud with | with no comments Tags: Governance, ISACA, VAL IT, cobit 5, risk IT, service management, rob stroud, COBIT 4.1

• Standards are critical to the effective, efficient and meaningful use of technology

  As mentioned on Monday, this week I am attending the Plenary Meeting of SC/7, where CA Technologies is the major sponsor. CA Technologies sponsored this event as we believe standards are important to the delivery of our own IT as well as that of our customers... Posted May 26 2011, 11:42 AM by Robert Stroud with | with no comments Tags: Governance, IT, Cloud Computing, Robert Stroud, ISO 20000, Cloud Commons, service management, enterprise IT, Information Technology, yves le roux, Process Implementation and Assessment, IEC, supply chain, JTC1, SC7

• What does Paris France have in common with ISO standards?

  This week is the annual meeting of global industry leaders to work on the SC/7 software standards to be held in Paris, France. Standards are extremely important to CA Technologies and as such, we are sponsoring the event. Yves Le Roux from the CA Technologies... Posted May 23 2011, 09:35 AM by Robert Stroud with | with no comments Tags: Governance, Cloud Computing, Cloud, Robert Stroud, risk, service management, ISO/IEC, standards, WG40, SC/7, ISO 2000