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Een framework voor Functioneel Beheer en Informatiemanagement

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BiSL products focus on Business Information a professional approach to business information management and good co-ordination of the required processes has become essential. BiSL covers the effective integration of IT activities (in-house or outsourced) and overall information provision to the organization. Established nearly a decade ago this framework has gone from strength to the frameworks provide specific guidance for managers and practitioners in the application management and business information management domains and easily interface with other generic frameworks such as ISO/IEC20000 and ITIL. The BiSL (and ASL) frameworks have achieved a large degree of acceptance by both IT Service Providers (mostly using ASL) and user organizations (BiSL), which frequently specify adherence to ASL when outsourcing application management work. Both are fast becoming increasingly popular around the recent research carried out by Dimension Data (2008), discovered that 32% of organizations are engaged with the ASL framework, even higher than CMMi, the de facto standard for high quality application development.

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BiSL, Frank van Outvorst, Ralph Donatz, Remko van der Pols

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2005
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Tytuł
BiSL
Podtytuł
Een framework voor Functioneel Beheer en Informatiemanagement
Język
holenderski
Rok wydania
2005
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
208
ISBN10
907721240X
ISBN13
9789077212400
Seria
Ocena
3,65 z 5
Opis
BiSL products focus on Business Information a professional approach to business information management and good co-ordination of the required processes has become essential. BiSL covers the effective integration of IT activities (in-house or outsourced) and overall information provision to the organization. Established nearly a decade ago this framework has gone from strength to the frameworks provide specific guidance for managers and practitioners in the application management and business information management domains and easily interface with other generic frameworks such as ISO/IEC20000 and ITIL. The BiSL (and ASL) frameworks have achieved a large degree of acceptance by both IT Service Providers (mostly using ASL) and user organizations (BiSL), which frequently specify adherence to ASL when outsourcing application management work. Both are fast becoming increasingly popular around the recent research carried out by Dimension Data (2008), discovered that 32% of organizations are engaged with the ASL framework, even higher than CMMi, the de facto standard for high quality application development.