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'''IT Strategic Planning''' (aka Information Technology Strategic Planning) is the vehicle used to ensure that the [[Organization|organization]] is leveraging [[Technology|technology]] and [[Information Technology Enabled Services (ITeS)|technology enabled services]], to create [[Business Value|value for the organization]], [[Stakeholder|stakeholders]], [[Customer|customers]], and partners. [[IT Strategic Plan (Information Technology Strategic Plan)|IT Strategic Plans]] are the “on ramps” to arrive at short and long-term [[Business Objective|organizational objectives]]. Typically, getting to an IT Strategic Plan starts with a technology assessment or series of assessments to understand the current state of the organization and to define a [[IT Roadmap|roadmap]] and [[Strategy|strategy]] for achieving the desired future state vision. This helps define a detailed strategy for driving the expected business outcomes associated with change or transformation initiatives.<ref>Definition - What Does IT Strategic Planning Mean? [https://www.mssbta.com/it-strategic-planning MSSBTA]</ref> | '''IT Strategic Planning''' (aka Information Technology Strategic Planning) is the vehicle used to ensure that the [[Organization|organization]] is leveraging [[Technology|technology]] and [[Information Technology Enabled Services (ITeS)|technology enabled services]], to create [[Business Value|value for the organization]], [[Stakeholder|stakeholders]], [[Customer|customers]], and partners. [[IT Strategic Plan (Information Technology Strategic Plan)|IT Strategic Plans]] are the “on ramps” to arrive at short and long-term [[Business Objective|organizational objectives]]. Typically, getting to an IT Strategic Plan starts with a technology assessment or series of assessments to understand the current state of the organization and to define a [[IT Roadmap|roadmap]] and [[Strategy|strategy]] for achieving the desired future state vision. This helps define a detailed strategy for driving the expected business outcomes associated with change or transformation initiatives.<ref>Definition - What Does IT Strategic Planning Mean? [https://www.mssbta.com/it-strategic-planning MSSBTA]</ref> | ||
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| + | source: [https://iscgi.com/consulting/technology-assessments-and-strategic-technology-planning/ ISCG] | ||
Revision as of 18:35, 12 October 2021
IT Strategic Planning (aka Information Technology Strategic Planning) is the vehicle used to ensure that the organization is leveraging technology and technology enabled services, to create value for the organization, stakeholders, customers, and partners. IT Strategic Plans are the “on ramps” to arrive at short and long-term organizational objectives. Typically, getting to an IT Strategic Plan starts with a technology assessment or series of assessments to understand the current state of the organization and to define a roadmap and strategy for achieving the desired future state vision. This helps define a detailed strategy for driving the expected business outcomes associated with change or transformation initiatives.[1]
source: ISCG