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No, it’s not a typo. “Pre-requirements” or “prequirements” is a quirky way of expressing that a lot goes on before requirements are formalised enough for IT to work with them, and that this is where business value is determined. Everything after that is ‘just’ execution.

Considering they work in a discipline based on zeroes and ones, IT people are exceedingly sloppy with their use of non-programming language. Take the term ‘digital transformation’ that everybody seems to be talking about; what does it mean? Transformation of what? What is ‘digital’ anyway? And while we’re at it, what’s the difference between ‘digital’ and ‘IT’?

“Service” is such a frequently and widely used term in the IT industry that it can be confusing. What do people actually mean when they say “service”? Fortunately, help is at hand. It’s called “service science”.

Good e-Learning are delighted to announce that we have updated our IT4IT Foundation course and would like to introduce IT4IT™ Foundation (v2.1) which is fully...

Read this blog about IT4IT's Relationship with ITIL and Other Practices and Standards by Good e-Learning's IT4IT expert Richard Moore to gain a better understanding of how IT4IT provides end-to-end model of how the IT function should be managed using an IT Value Chain approach.

This blog is written by Good e-Learning's very own IT4IT expert Richard Moore, explaining how by implementing IT4IT you can benefit both yourself and your organization.

Good e-Learning's IT4IT Foundation (level 1) e-learning course has been officially accredited by The Open Group - kick start your path to IT4IT Certification today!

This blog is an excerpt from the forthcoming "Awareness Course for IT4IT" discussing how IT4IT is at the heart of the Transition from Digital Marketing to Digital Business.

Understand the benefits of using the IT4IT Reference Architecture in under 2 minutes.

The latest resource to come from the experts at the Open Group is the IT4IT standard. It defines a reference business architecture for the management of an IT department.