Business Agility and IT Agility

Business Agility and IT Agility

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Organizations increasingly need to be agile, which can be defined as the ability to respond pro-active or reactively to uncertain or unforeseen internal and external events and changes. A key area of interest is how agile Information Technology can enable agility of organizations and business networks.

Business Agility Requirements in Financial Services: implications for IT Architectures

PublicationsPosted by Marcel van Oosterhout Sunday, December 03 2006 13:49:14

Several recent high-impact trends appear to have hit the financial services organizations by surprise. To cope with largely unpredictable changes effectively. Financial Services organizations need to be able to easily and swiftly adapt their processes and IT systems, in other words, FSO’s need to be agile. This study empirically assesses the level of agility and agility gaps of financial services companies. A comparison is made with other sectors. Based on qualitative data, agility gaps are translated into IT architecture requirements.

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