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Stabilize Release and Deployment Management – Phase 2: Release and Deployment PlanningIn simple terms, release planning puts all the pertinent pieces in one place and defines the what, why, when, and how a release will happen. |
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Stabilize Release and Deployment Management – Phase 3: Build, Test, DeployThis phase of the blueprint will help you take a holistic and comprehensive approach to effectively designing and building releases and getting everything right the first... |
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Stabilize Release and Deployment Management – Phase 4: Measure, Manage, ImproveThis phase of the blueprint will help you determine desired goals for release management to ensure both IT and the business see the benefits of implementation. |
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Excel Through COVID-19 With a Focused Business Architecture StoryboardUse this blueprint to reshape your business architecture for post-COVID-19 success. This is the main blueprint with all industries covered. |
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Excel Through COVID-19 With a Focused Business Architecture – HealthcareThe healthcare version of the blueprint. Use this if only the healthcare industry is in scope. |
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Excel Through COVID-19 With a Focused Business Architecture – Higher EducationThe higher education version of the blueprint. Use this if only the higher education industry is in scope. |
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Excel Through COVID-19 With a Focused Business Architecture – ManufacturingThe manufacturing version of the blueprint. Use this if only the manufacturing industry is in scope. |
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Responsibly Resume IT Operations in the Office – Phase 5: Prioritize Your Tasks and Build the RoadmapOnce you've identified IT's supporting tasks, it's time to prioritize. This phase walks through the activity of prioritizing based on cost/effort, alignment to business,... |
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Manage Poor Performance While Working From Home StoryboardSupport managers to address poor performance with remote employees while emergency work-from-home (WFH) measures are in place. |
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Casinos in Crisis: The Road Ahead StoryboardPlot a strategic course for casino operations in a post-COVID-19 “New Normal” world. |
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