Strategic Alignment Maturity Maturity is when your long-term intentions shape your short-term focus - Anonymous.

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Strategic Alignment Maturity Maturity is when your long-term intentions shape your short-term focus - Anonymous

IT Management Should: Be knowledgeable about how new IT technologies can be integrated into business Be privy to senior management's tactical and strategic plans Be present when corporate strategies are discussed Understand strengths and weaknesses of technologies and implications

Strategic Alignment Maturity Levels Initial/Ad Hoc Process –Business and IT not aligned Committed Process –Organization commits to becoming aligned Established Focused Process –Established and Focused on business objectives Improved/Managed Process –Reinforcing concept of IT as “Value Center” Optimized Process –Integrated/Co-adaptive business and IT strategic planning

Strategic Alignment Maturity Criteria Communications Competency/value measurements Governance Partnerships Scope and Architecture Skills

Primary Objective of Assessment: Agree that criterion needs to be improved Agree that a criterion is good, but can be better Disagree with how good/bad a criterion is

Level 1 – Initial/Ad Hoc Process Lowest level of strategic alignment Understanding of IT by business is low Investment in IT is underleveraged

Level 2 – Committed Process Committed to begin process for Strategic Alignment Maturity View IT as an asset to the organization Directed at local situations or functional organizations Alignment at the level is difficult to achieve Potential opportunities are recognized

Level 3 – Established Focused Process Concentrates on governance, processes, and communications toward specific business objectives Needs better governance to invest IT dollars Focus on business processes that generate long-lasting competitive advantage Effectively communicate its vision and get “buy-in” from employees and management

Level 4 – Improved/Managed Process Leverage IT assets on an enterprise-wide basis Focus on driving business process enhancements to gain competitive advantage Views IT as an innovative and imaginative strategic contributor Capitalize on information and knowledge Utilize IT assets by deploying enterprise-wide architecture

Level 5 – Optimized Process Leverage IT assets on an enterprise-wide basis to extend the reach (the IT extrastructure) of the organization into the supply chains of customers and suppliers Is this a securities, insurance, travel, retail company or is this a technology company?? (Travelocity, Amazon) Sustained governance process integrates IT strategic planning process with strategic business planning process Innovation and Entrepreneurship are the norm for the organization An understanding of the relationship between IT and business is pervasive

Assessing Strategic Alignment Maturity This does not fit the organization, or the organization is not very effective Low level of fit for the organization Moderate fit for the organization, or the organization is moderately effective Fits most of the organization Strong level of fit throughout the organization, or the organization is effective

Strategic Alignment Process Set the Goals and Establish a Team Understand the Business-IT Logic Analyze and Prioritize Gaps Specify the Actions (Project Management) Choose and Evaluate Success Criteria Sustain Alignment