Evénements développeurs et It Pro

Global Knowledge : Translating Requirements to Capabilities

Webinar du 20 Octobre 2015

15:00 Egypt Standard
15:00 CET Time
14:00 UK Time

Overview:

A successful engagement with the correct stakeholders will result in a full understanding of what the vision, challenges and opportunities are, as well as confirm the current state of the organisation.

Understanding how the organisation currently looks and what it can achieve is the starting point to help the customer meet their strategic goals and objectives.

This allows an assessment of their current capabilities, which when compared to an analysis of the target state, enables a gap analysis to be carried out. The gap in these business capabilities is the opportunity to demonstrate how to deliver solutions tailored to the customer's needs.

Outlines:

The key techniques and tools covered are :

Capability Modelling

Modelling services
Business Conceptual layer
Fulfilling objectives and responsibilities

Capability Gap Analysis

Gap between current performance and future performance
Capability Gap and Complex Transformation Programmes
Organisational Design

Speakers:

Scott Young

Scott is a consultant with more than 15 years' experience specialising in technology enabled customer business transformation. He has a profound understanding of how institutions can leverage technical architecture in their business strategy.
Working with Global Knowledge, Scott is the lead designer of the Business Architecture Transformation Program and Cisco Business Value Certification program, responsible for the design and development of the content and successfully delivering the program to global audiences. He is also responsible for designing and developing an accredited TOGAF Certification program
Scott also has a wealth of experience in the multi-modal design and delivery of technical, networking and software training. He has designed and delivered complex and highly successful enablement projects for groups as diverse as sales, engineering, product management groups and end customers.

Technical Requirements:

Internet connection and computer speakers for audio.