Prioritization and Demand Management

Prioritization and Demand Management

Demand for IT services seems to always far exceed supply.  This session will dive into approaches that work to better balance supply with demand.  
We will explore approaches for aligning with business strategy, ensuring you are doing the right things first, understand how to pull off prioritization well,  provide a consistent justification model, 
address how to defer initiatives that are not staffed correctly and dealing well with shadow IT.
 Topics to be covered include:

• Alignment with business strategy
• Doing More with less
• Doing More with less
• Make sure you are doing the right things.
• How to actually pull off prioritization well
• Prioritization across business functional organizations
• Variable staffing models
• Business Driven – Owned by the business – Business pull versus technology push
• Justification model, value proposition
• IT scope control
• How to kill or defer initiatives that are not staffed correctly by the business
• How to become more agile
• Shifting the cost from IT to the business – pros and cons
• About that shadow IT thing
  

  Agenda

8:00 - 8:30 | Registration & Networking

8:30 - 8:45 | Welcome & Introductions
 
8:45 - 9:00 | Member Profile
Ted Corrigan, Director of MFG, Operations & Information Services, Imperial Clinical Research Services, Inc.
 
9:00 - 9:50 | Jay Keller, Vice President Project Management Office, Global Vice President Information Services / CIO, Our Daily Bread Ministries
 
 9:50 - 10:10 |  Break

10:10 - 10:25 | Working Session with Attendees
 
10:25- 11:30 | Panel
Ted Corrigan, Director of MFG, Operations & Information Services, Imperial Clinical Research Services, Inc.
Jill Gilbert, Director Global SAP and Platform Services, Perrigo Company
Jay Keller, Global Vice President Information Services/CIO, Our Daily Bread Ministries
Jerry Winkler, Director, Global Information Applications, Haworth

11:30 - 12:00 | Discussion & Lunch 

Map & Parking
Please note the special parking instructions. Parking is free, but you must print a copy of the Special Parking Pass and place in your windshield.

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