The essence of NGEN ITG is embodied in the notion a regime [Fr : régime] , a notion from political science and which is deeply rooted in French history and culture.
As a matter of fact, NGEN ITG defines IT governance with a dual definition (© Tru Dô-Khac, France)
- « IT governance regime : a [governance] regime for IT,
- IT governance : definition, application and management of IT governance regime(s) . »
Under the empire of this definition, NGEN ITG has defined a framework to craft IT governance regimes.
With this framework, IT governance regime patterns have been developed. These patterns can facilitate and accelerate the definition of SOA governance regimes, SAAS governance regimes or corporate telecoms governance regimes.
| IT governance regime pattern name | business orientation |
|---|---|
| Value Level Agreement© | Economical value creation |
| People Level Agreement© | Social value creation |
| Knowledge Level Agreement© | Sustainable innovation |
Notes
IT governance regime patterns name
Value Level Agreement, Knowledge Level Agreement and People Level Agreement have been introduced in "L'externalisation des télécoms d'entreprise", Tru Dô-Khac, 2005, Hermes Lavoisier ISBN 2-7462-1064-9. All rights reserved.
IT governance regime pattern
An IT governance regime pattern is defined as an original IT governance regime. A pattern is created in view to inspire or guide a craftsman (for example, in sewing or knitting). A model is an intellectual representation to tell about the reality (for example, a business model). « IT governance regime pattern » belongs to the eSourcing Governance Thesaurus V1.0 created by Tru Do-Khac.
NGEN ITG
NGEN ITG is a framework which is built on the legacy of an original approach of IT governance created by Tru Dô-Khac, an independant consultant in IT governance and innovation. Elements of this approach have been published in a book published by Hermes Lavoisier ("L'externalisation des télécoms d'entreprise", 2005, ISBN 2-7462-1064-9), and subsequent articles published in selected magazines, La Jaune et La Rouge, ISSN 0021-5554, Ecole Polytechnique alumni magazine among others.
eSourcing Governance Thesaurus V1.0
eSourcing Governance Thesaurus is a critical component of NGEN ITG. Since 2006, elements of both the framework and thesaurus have been released through seminars and lectures at Master level programme of French Grande Ecoles.
The thesaurus features original entries such as "enterprise transactioning" , "eServices operator (eSO)" , "governed eServices" ...
« Sharing, Remixing, Reusing - Legally » NGEN ITG
NGEN ITG components (book, articles, thesaurus, lecture supports,...) are currently protected under French and international copyright laws. All rights not expressly granted are reserved.
However, in order to enable « Sharing, Remixing, Reusing - Legally » NGEN ITG, we are considering the opportunity to leverage Creative Commons licenses.
In view of determining the right balance between the community's legitimate rights to use new knowledge and creators' equally legitimate rights to raise a family through fair compensation for their creations, we would welcome suggestions and/or advises.
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Published on June 14. 2010, Paris, France on www.it-governance-regime-pattern.com © Copyright 2010 Tru Dô-Khac, France.
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