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    1. Best Practice Business Information Technology Presented by: Micheal Axelsen Director Applied Insight Pty Ltd
    2. INTRODUCTION
    3. About this presentation
    4. About the speaker
      • Services
      • Micheal Axelsen provides consulting services in the business governance of information technology, and the development and implementation of information technology business strategy
      • Position and qualifications
      • Director of Applied Insight Pty Ltd
      • Chair of CPA Australia Information Technology & Management Centre of Excellence
      • Qualifications
        • Bachelor of Commerce (Hons)
        • Masters of Information Systems
        • CPA (Specialist in Information Technology)
    5. NEXT GENERATION IT
    6. Advances in technology
      • On crystal ball gazing
      • Looking into the future is fraught with danger, and will probably miss some things
      • That said, let’s get the crystal ball out
      • Major themes for the next two to five years
      • Mobility & Convergence
      • Innovation is not on the desktop
      • Social networking & social media
      • Data privacy and quality
    7. Mobility & Convergence
    8. Innovation is not on the desktop
    9. Social networking & social media
    10. Data privacy and quality
      • Data privacy
      • Far more data stored than ever before
      • Identity theft and data loss
      • Secure access is increasingly necessary
      • International trend to increased privacy requirements
      • Data quality
      • Increasing reliance upon data
      • Systems are less forgiving of poor data
      • Data’s fitness for the intended use in operations, decision making & planning
      • National Privacy Principles
      • Sarbanes Oxley and audit & governance requirements
    11. MANAGING RISK IN A CONNECTED WORLD
    12. Wireless networks
      • General advice
      • Monitor your internet bill & router log for usage
      • Ensure you have a firewall between the wired and the wireless Internet connection to prevent intruders from accessing your network
      • Firewall between wired & wireless networks, and the internet
      • Wireless networks
      • Change the default security settings as these are well known and may allow intruders access to your network
      • Secure wireless traffic through WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy)
      • Minimise the transmission range of your wireless network
    13. Wireless networks
      • Secure wireless devices
      • Wireless comes with many machines by default – turn it off if there’s no legitimate need (otherwise, people can browse through other networks and get past your security).
      • Don’t superglue anything!
      • Intel vPro allows hardware-level access to remote laptops and desktops.
      • The Laptop Guardian from Lucent technologies provides a complete control option for laptops – if this is that important to you!
    14. Mobile & remote manageability
      • Mobile machines
      • Easily lost so - backup, backup, backup!
      • Consider what happens if a Blackberry or USB key falls into the wrong hands or is lost!
      • Remote kill features for mobile devices
      • Buy robust machines that will survive
      • Consider disk encryption – BIOS passwords are no use
      • Telework implications and the mobile environment
      • iPod slurping (and digi-cam slurping)
    15. Being clear about policy
      • Consumer mobile technologies
      • People can easily circumvent the rules you put in place and bring consumer technologies in
      • Need clear policies and they need to be enforced
      • They also need to be sensible and match the risks
      • The reasons why:
        • Can walk out with all your files
        • Could carry viruses, trojans, etc
        • Can install software on machines that create headaches for IT
    16. SYSTEM SELECTION
    17. Assessing systems
    18. Market scan, Vendor focus
      • Focus upon
      • Risk reduction
      • Vendor knowledge of your industry
      • Quality of named clients
      • Short-list quickly
      • Vendor compatibility with your business
      • Strategic plans of vendor and software
      • Vendor client testimonials
      • Good software is good, but not as good as bad software is bad...
    19. Market scan, Vendor focus
      • How to carry it out
      • Document the drop-dead, showstopper issues
      • Understand your budget
      • Document technical considerations
      • Document your expectations from the vendor
      • Identify known options
      • Develop your Request for Information & forward to vendors
      • Rate, weight & score
      • Move to next phase
    20. Market scan, Vendor focus works better
      • The reasons why
      • Long-term relationship with the vendor
      • Vendor’s ability to work with your business
      • Makes the vendor think outside of the square
      • Focus on vendor’s proven capability
      • Less resource intensive
      • Shorter timeframe to get to a short-list
    21. CONCLUSION GETTING YOUR SYSTEMS RIGHT
    22. What strategic effort fits your business?
    23. What is your organisational focus?
    24. People Process Technology
    25. Scenarios - improving incrementally
      • Incremental, flexible
      • Identify chokepoint
      • What is the key impact?
      • Devise a solution
      • Implement
      • Review
      • Selling stuff
      • Salesforce automation
      • Electronic mobile workflow
      • Doing stuff
      • Location based services
      • Digital evidence gathering
      • Administering stuff
      • Fixed mobile convergence
      • Teleworking technologies
    26. Turning strategy into action
    27. Rightsourcing ICT
    28. Turning strategy into action
    29. CONCLUSION
    30. Conclusion – meeting the challenges of IT
      • Information Technology & Management Centre of Excellence
      • Forthcoming: Social networking policies & procedures
    31. CONTACT DETAILS Micheal Axelsen Director, Applied Insight Pty Ltd m: 0412 526 375 t: +61 7 3139 0325 e: [email_address] blog: www.michealaxelsen.com Applied Insight Pty Ltd PO Box 603 Toowong DC 4066 AUSTRALIA

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