Key #3 to ITFM Implementation Success: Proof of Value
Proving value of your ITFM program may not be at the top of your list of to-dos when planning and implementing a new ITFM […]
Every year, the IT Financial Management Association brings together the people who run ITFM and TBM programs day to day. That includes the analysts […]
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Trusted Numbers, Better Decisions: Closing the TBM Credibility Gap Many organizations have achieved IT cost visibility through traditional TBM platforms—but visibility alone doesn’t guarantee […]
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Budget season is meant to be a focused period of alignment—where strategy meets financial discipline. But for many IT organizations, it becomes something else […]
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Proving value of your ITFM program may not be at the top of your list of to-dos when planning and implementing a new ITFM […]
A successful IT Financial Management (ITFM) implementation requires more than technology. It requires alignment, stakeholder engagement, realistic expectations, and a clear roadmap for delivering […]
Successful ITFM implementation requires resources, communication, organization, and strategic and tactical alignment. In the last blog, we discussed the importance of creating a cross-functional […]
IT Financial Management (ITFM) has become one of the most important initiatives for any organization. When IT can improve service while lowering costs, everyone […]
In an effort to alleviate ongoing struggles from its legacy, spreadsheet-based planning system, a Fortune 500 insurance firm consulted multiple vendors in search of […]
Over the past few years, we’ve heard more and more IT professionals mention “Technology Business Management” (TBM), especially in the federal government space. With […]
Nicus is a Premier sponsor at the upcoming 2017 Gartner IT Finance, Procurement, and Asset Management Conference (ITFPAM) in Nashville, Tennessee, September 11-13. This […]
The success rate of your ITFM program increases with broad user adoption. This can be a challenge for many reasons but there are things […]