On 2013-11-10 10:27, [email protected] wrote:
There was a comment that we need to do this before someone else does it
for/to us. Who is this someone else?
A big user of IT, say a government.
Governments and financial institutions which need the public and investors to
trust them.
Why would they do this?
To make sure projects go well, money isn't wasted, save time when everybody
use the same vocabulary, and to a certain extent, methods.
Are
ther goals/motifs in line with LOPSA or where do they differ? How
far along in this path may they be?
Quite far for some them:
For the management of problems and resources part: ITIL
For transparencies of processes: PCI, SOX
while (1) {
bring up subject
argue for a few weeks to months
do nothing for longer
}
In my mind, the issue is two fold:
- we're quite a diverse group and can't agree on a goal. It's hard enough to
achieve anything when you have a goal...
- there is no imminent threat, we're all doing fairly well within the status
quo situation. So, can you guys recommend any good recent movie on Netflix?
--
Yves.
It's Movember... http://mobro.co/yvesdorfsman
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