IT debt and business competitiveness by marco gianotten

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IT debt was once defined as a deferred technical expense. Today it’s about competitive disadvantage. This presentation is used for debats and strategy sessions with CIO Offices and CFOs

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IT debt: a way of life

marco.gianotten@giarte.com

Marco_Gianotten

www.giarte.com

www.outsourcingperformance.nl

IT debt was once defined

as a deferred technical

expense. Today it’s about competitive disadvantage

“Data equity will be

as important as

brand equity.”

Data is oil

Customer loyalty

Turnaround time

Reliability?

Yes, but...

Plan B

Department of ¥€$

Mark to value

The Art of Mess

Less debt

Application retirement

Old, non-strategically data (20/80)

Cut the backlog (next release rush)

Architectural reviews (SOA, APIs)

Re-platforming (DevOps, NoOps)

Redesign change process

Bank in a Box

Mission critical SLAs

Outage tolerance

EUE 2.0

Average curve

Inflicted incidents

Zero risk culture?

The risk of risk

Out of Control Action Plan

Politics free: no blaming, just resolving

Press: “they can handle the truth”

Data-driven: log files, CMDB

Time-lining: what triggered what?

Triage: the authority to shut down

Push the button! Full recovery or not?

OCAP

Problem Yin Yang

# Rejected changes by CAB (target zero)

% Change inflicted incidents (target <10%)

% Majors solved according to SLA (target 100)

% RCA for major incidents (target 100)

% Changes after RCA (target 100)

Mean time to resolution (reduction target)

Proactive KPIs

MTTR

Lost time

injury

Days without LTI = MTBF

Celebrate

Zero repeat

Inconvenient truth

SLA

Relationship

Context-driven SLAs

Opportunity

End-to-end performance

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