Seminar 11A - Developing IT Governance and Portfolio Management Processes to Govern Projects

Tuesday, October 12, 2010 | 9:30AM–1:00PM | Meeting Room 208B
Session Type: E2010
IT governance enhances the intelligent use of IT project resources in higher education by providing a shared, rational, and transparent framework for the selection, prioritization, and implementation of IT projects. As resource challenges persist, it is vital that IT project choices are guided by stakeholders, support enterprise strategies, and ensure that mission-critical items are addressed at the highest priority. Complementing IT governance, portfolio management facilitates communication and reporting throughout the enterprise, drives transparency and accountability, and provides insight into managing human and financial resources and project scheduling. This seminar provides an overview of the human and technical aspects, considerations, and barriers when implementing an IT governance process. Utilizing the building blocks of IT governance, participants will work through hands-on activities to design a strategic governance process to fit their organization, as well as review how to develop the process and tools for portfolio management to support the governance process.

Presenters

  • Kelly Block

    Assoc. VP for Admin. IT Services, University of Illinois Central Administration

  • Michael Hites

    Chief Information Officer, Southern Methodist University

Resources & Downloads

Seminar Package w/ Supplemental Materials
7 MB, PDF
Uploaded on 10/15/2010
Presentation PDF
13 MB, PDF
Uploaded on 10/15/2010