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The Business Technology Standard, or BT Standard, is an open-source management framework to plan, build and run information technology in today’s technology-driven business world. This is the fourth, completely rewritten and upgraded edition of the framework. Read articles on different thematic areas by selecting titles in the charts below. More about BT Standard
HOW TO UTILISE BT STANDARD OR IMPLEMENT BT OPERATING MODEL IN YOUR ORGANISATION?
BT Academy offers training courses to help you utilise BT Standard in your own organisation. The two courses focus on different aspects of implementing BT Standard.
- BT Standard Guided Self-Study course is an online training programme that helps you to understand the guiding principles behind the business technology mindset. The course objective is to support the learner to quickly deepen their understanding of the underlying principles behind BT Standard, and enable a faster implementation of the models and frameworks in practice. Read more about BT Standard Guided Self-Study online programme here.
- BT Operating Model Guided Design gives you the needed skills and understanding to design and implement a Business Technology Operating Model for your organisation. The objective is to create a solid plan with concrete activities on how to take the new operating model in use within your organisation. Read more about BT Standard Operating Model Guided Design here.
BT STANDARD CELEBRATES ITS 10TH ANNIVERSARY IN 2020
We sat down with 10 Nordic Business Technology Leaders to discuss how they see the the past 10 years in our industry. See all interview videos here.
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This e-Edition of the Business Technology Standard is subject to copyright protection. However, you are entitled to use all of this publication or parts of this publication for your own private and non-commercial purposes. Additionally, you are entitled to use the basic framework illustration known as the grid for commercial purposes as well. Copies referred herein shall be furnished with the following copyright reference: “Copyrights owned by the Business Technology Forum”. All other rights reserved.Please note that this e-Edition includes material and content that may be protected by intellectual properties of third parties. Any use of such material may be subject to approvals or licenses of such third parties, including CMMI, ISO/IEC 20000, ISO 21500, ISO 38500, COBIT, ITIL, PMBOK, PRINCE2, SAFe, DevOps, IT4IT and TOGAF.