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Page 1: Business information management supportedby

Business information management

supported by

BiSL® is a registered trademark of the ASL BiSL Foundation

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Seriously?

Hey, why are you taking my RV?

You have 3 means of transportation and you are using

the RV just 3 weeks a year. So you don’t really need it..

We from the Garage are always here to

help you!

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Seriously!

If you were the business manager,would you let your (internal or external) IT

supplier decide which applications yourbusiness should use?

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Seriously?

We from the Garage are always here to

help you!

STOP!You are not allowed to use this car for trips

less then 5 miles.

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Seriously!

If you were the business managerwould you let IT decide how your

business should use your applications?

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Seriously?

We from the Garage are always here to help

you!

It only cost an extra 400 dollars.

We have serviced your car and added a DVD screen…

We thought that it would be nice for the kids.

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Seriously!

If you were the business managerwould you let IT decide how your IT

budget is being used?

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Who decides

• Whether or not your son can use the car to go to the movies with his girlfriend?

• If and when you buy a new car?• Which model your next car will be and which

features it will have?• Whether or not it is allowed to smoke in your

car?• …

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Business or IT?

• Business should be in the lead• Business should have the budget• Business should manage the demand

And IT is the supplier (whether internal or external)

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So…

The business needs to act as a sponsor, which means:

• manage its IT budget • know and formulate its needs now and tomorrow• select its IT suppliers• formulate assignments• accept delivery• instruct and support its users

And that’s what we call

Business Information Management

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Growing importance of BIM

Growing importance of governance from a business point of view, as a result of:

Growing importance of IT for the business process

Growing information exchange between organizations(value chains)

Compliance being a top issue (in- and externalregulations like SOX)

IT being outsourced and off-shored more often…

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§ knowing the business and the users

§ knowing the working methods of the users

§ communicating (in thinking and speaking) in business terms

§ knowing the IT world sufficiently (possibilitiesand quality of the solutions)

§ bridging the gap between business and IT

BIM: the conditions

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Business Information Services Library – BiSL Framework

Planning and resource management

Financialmanagement

Demandmanagement

Contract Management

Operationalsupplier

management

Business datamanagement

End usersupport

Informationcoordination

Use management cluster Functionality management cluster

Specifyinformation

requirements

Designnon-automated

Information systems

Prepare transition

Review and testing

Establishbusiness

process devel.

Informationstrategy cluster

Strategicsupplier

management

Strategic information

partnerManagement

I-organizationstrategy

Strategicuser

relationshipmanagement

I-organizationStrategy cluster

InformationLifecycle

Management

EstablishInformation chain

developments

Establishtechnologicaldevelopments

Changemanage-

ment

Transition management

InformationPortfolio

Management

Strategic processes

Management processes

Operational processes

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Operationalsupplier

management

Businessdata

management

End usersupport

Operations management

Day-to-day management to ensure continuity of support for the business

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SpecifyBusiness

Requirements

Maintain non-automated information

Preparetransition

Review and acceptance test

Functionality management

Business processes change:• Changes / enhancements in

the information provisioning• Keep the information

provisioning fit for the business (short term business IT alignment)

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Transition

ChangeManage-ment

Connecting processes

Manage change requests and decision making

Manage deployment of new or adjusted

functionality

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Planning and Control

Financialmanagement

Demandmanagement

Contract Management

Tactical governance

BIM processes have to be managed:• integral (support and changes )• in all aspects (time, finance, quality, suppliers)

Time and human capacity

Money, business case

Demand,quality

IT suppliers

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Analyzebusiness process

developments

InformationLifecycle

Management

Analyzevalue chain

developments

Analyzetechnologicaldevelopments

InformationPortfolio

Management

Develop information strategy

Ensure long-term business-IT alignment

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Suppliermanagement

strategy

Informationchain management

strategy

I-organizationstrategy

User organizationrelationship

managementstrategy

Develop I-organization strategy

How do we exchange information with our value chain partners and how do we cooperate with them

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Strategicalignment

Strategic alignment

Alignment of both strategic areas

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BiSL user organizations

• Insurance companies (Achmea and ASR)• Medical organizations e.g. hospitals• Departments of Finance, Traffic, Education• Universities• Banks (Fortis)• Municipalities and other local governments• Drinking-water suppliers• Subgovernmental organizations (SVB, TenneT,..)• …