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De-risking IT Lifecycle Management Aligning business and IT risk profiles to provide best business value

By: Quocirca
Published: October 2012
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ITLM has to support the organisation's needs, and combine risk profiling with a Total Value Proposition so that arguments as to how ITLM can impact the three variables of cost, risk and value are well understood. This then enables IT to show the organisation exactly how ITLM can provide full support for the business. If ITLM is well aligned with the organisation's risk profile, the benefits will be strong and long lasting.

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