: Frank van Outvorst, Ralph Donatz, Remko van der Pols
: BiSL® - A Framework for Business Information Management - 2nd edition
: Van Haren Publishing
: 9789087538774
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Note: This book is available in several languages: Dutch, English. For trainers free additional material of this book is available. This can be found under the 'Training Material' tab. Log in with your trainer account to access the material. This book describes a process framework for business information management: the Business Information Services Library (BiSL®) – a public domain standard that is consistent with the IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) and Application Services Library (ASL). BiSL establishes a bridge between IT and business processes, and between business information administrators and information managers. The BiSL process model provides an insight into all of the primary processes within their field of operations and into the relationship between the various processes. It offers a starting point for the improvement of these processes using best practices, amongst other things, and it provides uniform terminology. This book explains BiSL, a process framework for business information management, encompassing the best way to manage and execute business information management in day-to-day practice, and explains how the framework BiSL can help to improve business processes and the alignment of business and IT. Additional Training material is available for free for APMG accredited trainers. If you want to have this sent to you, please send an e-mail to: info@vanharen.net Click here for an overview of the second of BiSL, the ASL BiSL Foundation’s Business Information Services Library. https://www.youtube.com/watch v=zABBrno62uo
Foreword6
CHAPTER 1 Introduction14
1.1 Background14
1.2 Business information management16
1.3 Objectives of this book17
1.4 Structure of the book17
CHAPTER 2 Positioning of business information management20
2.1 Management domains20
2.2 Positioning of business information management21
2.3 The nature of business information management23
CHAPTER 3 The BiSL framework32
3.1 The framework for business information management32
3.2 Structure of the BiSL framework34
3.3 Connection of the process clusters36
CHAPTER 4 Use management cluster – The daily management processes38
4.1 Introduction38
4.2 End user support40
4.3 Business data management45
4.4 Operational supplier management50
CHAPTER 5 Functionality management cluster – maintenance and renovation54
5.1 Introduction54
5.2 Specify information requirements56
5.3 Design non-automated information systems63
5.4 Prepare transition67
5.5 Review and testing72
CHAPTER 6 The connecting processes (1) – Operational level78
6.1 Introduction78
6.2 Change management78
6.3 Transition management86
CHAPTER 7 The management processes cluster92
7.1 Introduction92
7.2 Planning and resource management97
7.3 Financial management101
7.4 Demand management107
7.5 Contract management111
CHAPTER 8 Information strategy cluster118
8.1 Introduction118
8.2 Establish information chain developments120
8.3 Establish business process developments125
8.4 Establish technological developments129
8.5 Information lifecycle management134
8.6 Information portfolio management138
CHAPTER 9 I-organization strategy cluster146
9.1 Introduction146
9.2 Strategic supplier management147
9.3 Strategic user relationship management153
9.4 Strategic information partner management159
9.5 Define I-organization strategy164
CHAPTER 10 Connecting processes (2) – strategic level170
10.1 Introduction170
10.2 Information coordination171
CHAPTER 11 Use and implementation of BiSL178
11.1 Introduction178
11.2 Implementation and organization180
11.3 The organization181
11.4 The final result182
APPENDIX 1 The BiSL process framework184
APPENDIX 2 Explanation of the process diagrams186
APPENDIX 3 List of terms188
APPENDIX 4 Bibliography192
Index196