Governance

The purpose of governance is to make sure the application always provides what the business needs and covers the entire lifecycle.

Agile Project management Change management Requirements management

Typically the life of an application starts with a business case that’s been developed using Business Case Development (BCD) methodologies. Many organizations are using Project Management methodologies to transform the business case to a real application and Project Portfolio Management. When the first initial release is deployed into production the application responsibility typically move from the Project Portfolio Management (PPM) to the Application portfolio Management (APM).

ALM governance focus the discipline of IT asset management of software assets and this process becomes increasingly important as organization grow, mature and collect more software assets.

ALM provides effective processes and guidelines for onboarding new technologies and applications as well as retiring those that have served their purpose.

Most business processes undergo constant re-evaluation, but most deployed applications don’t, making the application remain fixed while the business process change around them. ALM Governance cover the entire lifecycle and continually re-evaluate insights.

Areas:

Business case management
Project portfolio management (PPM)
Application portfolio management
Technology mapping (POC labs) [R&D]
Decision support
Digital Project Management
Digital Transformation
AI & Machine learning
Lean Management
Six Sigma
Quality Management
The PMI Triangle

Business Agility
Agile
Product Ownership

What is Lean IT Governance?

Lean IT Governance is the leadership, organizational structures and streamlined processes to enable IT to work as a partner in sustaining and extending the organization’s ability to produce meaningful value for its customer

Source: disciplinedagiledelivery