How to combine ITIL, PMBOK, COBIT, ISO 27k, TOGAF and other frameworks for structuring a comprehensive IT management approach.
http://www.itsmf.ca/events/details.html?event_id=1013
Introduction:Several frameworks, standards, methodologies and tools have been designed to support IT management within organizations. Companies seek, with the use of these mechanisms, the placement of IT management and organizational strategies, mainly to ensure that IT supports them to align the IT infrastructure and services with business strategies, goals and objectives.
Although there are a variety of options for frameworks, standards, methodologies and tools available, when they are used independently, these are not sufficient to meet the wide-ranging needs of IT. This is mainly due to each approach/standard/framework having a very specific approach to resolving organizational concerns.
In this seminar, we will introduce a comprehensive and holistic IT management approach discussing how to select and combine the related frameworks and standards such as ITIL, PMBOK, COBIT, ISO 27001, and TOGAF to meet all of the IT management needs. The presenters will also speak about a few practical combined methods.
The Presenters:
Hassan is a senior IT Service Management Consultant, Business
Architect and certified ITIL, COBIT and TOGAF instructor. He has
delivered successful projects in ITSM, IT Governance and Enterprise
Architecture to large-scale clients and has extensive hands-on
experience to combine, customize and implement IT management
frameworks.
Hassan is VP Communication on the board of the directors of itSMF-BC,
Committee Member of Canadian Working Group of ISO/IEC 20000, Member of
ISACA and The Open Group.
Sophie Chenier
Sophie Chenier (PMP) is a Senior Project Manager and has been a member
of the BC Chapter of PMI for the last 13 years. Sophie has extensive
experience with project management and service management; her focus
has been on data center infrastructure implementations and migrations.
She took early retirement after being with Hewlett-Packard for 28 years.
