A.01 IS and Business Strategy Alignment
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Generic description:
Anticipates long term business requirements, influences improvement of organisational process efficiency and effectivenes. Determines the IS model and the enterprise architecture in line with the organisation’s policy and ensures a secure environment. Makes strategic IS policy decisions for the enterprise, including sourcing strategies.
Competence area: e-CF area A. Plan
Proficiency levels:
e-CF level | Description | Profiles (CWA16458) |
---|---|---|
4 | Provides leadership for the construction and implementation of long term innovative IS solutions | Business analyst, Business information manager, Enterprise architect |
5 | Provides IS strategic leadership to reach consensus and commitment from the management team of the enterprise. | Chief Information Officer (CIO), Enterprise architect |
Knowledge examples (Knows /aware of/ Familiar with:)
- K1 business strategy concepts
- K2 trends and implications of ICT internal or external developments for typical organisations
- K3 the potential and opportunities of relevant business models
- K4 the business aims and organisational objectives
- K5 the issues and implications of sourcing models
- K6 the new emerging technologies (e.g. distributed systems, virtualisation, mobility, data sets)
- K7 architectural frameworks
- K8 security
Skill examples (Able to:)
- S1 analyse future developments in business process and technology application
- S2 determine requirements for processes related to ICT services
- S3 identify and analyse long term user/ customer needs
- S4 contribute to the development of ICT strategy and policy, including ICT security and quality
- S5 contribute to the development of the business strategy
- S6 analyse feasibility in terms of costs and benefits
- S7 review and analyse effects of implementations
- S8 understand the impact of new technologies on business (e.g. open/big data, dematerialisation opportunities and strategies)
- S9 understand the business benefits of new technologies and how this can add value and provide competitive advantage (e.g. open/big data, dematerialisation opportunities and strategies)
- S10 understand the enterprise architecture
- S11 understand the legal & regulatory landscape in order to factor into business requirements
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- Chief Information Officer (CIO)
- Enterprise architect
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