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This phase of Define and Deploy an Enterprise PMO will help you define clear and easy to follow enterprise PPM processes.
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Obtain a deep understanding of the business goals and user experience (UX) of your website through personas, use cases, user workflows, and SWOT analysis. Use this...
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Development teams do not always regularly gauge how users interact with their website. Teams must ensure user needs are the driving force behind the development and...
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Use data-driven insights to understand your end user’s reception, adoption, and behaviors on your website, and to validate the website’s value for future UX enhancements.
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Mobile exposes your enterprise systems to new vectors that attackers can exploit, whether that be on the device, over the air, or through back-end systems. Enable your...
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Assess your current mobile applications to determine how secure, or how vulnerable, they are based on the development techniques your developers currently employ.
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Mobile apps should aim to satisfy the security requirements set by out by the business. Incorporate secure development techniques into your current development practices...
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There is no end to improving the security of your mobile applications. Continually measure and monitor your mobile applications for future optimization initiatives.
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CIOs have to act now and arm themselves with the competencies required to become a strategic business partner and earn a seat at the table with their executive peers.
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Before getting started on your personal development as CIO, ensure you are ready to become a strategic partner.
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