Title :
IT assets-control by importance and exception: supporting the "paradigm of change"
Author :
Ben-Menachem, Mordechai ; Marliss, Garry S.
Author_Institution :
Ben-Gurion Univ., Beer-Sheva, Israel
Abstract :
Enterprise IT and, along with it, IT management have become increasingly complex. Continuous changes in hardware, software, communications, and organizational requirements force continual procedural changes to both business and engineering processes. These changes can be evolutionary because of normal business competition or revolutionary resulting from a merger, an acquisition, or a decision to replace a legacy system with a major commercial package.
Keywords :
business continuity; business data processing; competitive intelligence; IT management; business competition; business engineering process; continual procedural changes; legacy system; organizational requirement; Asset management; Business; Corporate acquisitions; Crisis management; Engineering management; Industrial training; Inventory management; Management training; Software development management; Software testing; enterprise software inventory management; project management; software asset management; software engineering;
Journal_Title :
Software, IEEE