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Priority
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Open Enterprise Benefit |
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Delivering projects that enable the institution to grow
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By adopting a community framework projects can utilize components available without buy or build.
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Linking business and IT strategies and plans
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The open framework contains monitoring statistics that can measure how well a strategy is working.
The open framework stack is controlled by the higher education decision makers, allowing for proper alignment with the strategy.
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Demonstrating the value of IS/IT
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Lower cost
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Applying metrics to IS organization and services
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One example is that the framework removes redundancy, where each redundancy has an associated cost
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Tightening security and privacy safeguards
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Identity and Security are managed centrally, providing better ability to control
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Improving business continuity readiness
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Frameworks are known to be more agile
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Improving the quality of IS service delivery
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Reuse of existing components speeds delivery
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Consolidating the IS organization and operations
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Using a single model promotes cohesion
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Developing leadership in the senior IS team
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Better methods
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Improving IT governance
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The boundaries between IT and campus governance become uniform
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