This week I attended the MIT Center for Information Systems Research (CISR) Sloan School of Management Summer Session in Cambridge for a full week of immersion into the subject of how to generate business value from IT. What a treat!
Day 1 was focused on IT Governance and Business Operating Models, so you know I enjoyed it thoroughly. I was able to spend some time talking to Peter Weill, the current Godfather of IT Governance and my hero, who addressed the group. Since joining CA, I've been lucky to have the opportunity to work with Peter on a couple of IT Investment Portfolio Management webcasts.
I learned a lot from listening to the comments and questions from the IT and business executives in the audience. The opportunity to interact with such a large and diverse group of executives was my primary reason for attending. Their experiences, insights and challenges are critical to help me stay in touch with the day-to-day machinations of IT. I need to stay current on the issues of the day so that I can understand and articulate the relevant benefits of IT Governance.
Your experiences, insights and challenges are just as valuable to me for the same reasons I listed above. As always, I invite you to share them with me.
More blogs to come on my experience at MIT.
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