Using the RUP/UML Business Use Case Model for Service Development Governance: A Business and IT Alignment Based Approach

Using the RUP/UML Business Use Case Model for Service Development Governance: A Business and IT Alignment Based Approach

The practice of Service Development Governance (SDG) has been poorly investigated in literature. IT governance professional frameworks essentially furnish guidelines for decision making but do not provide tools to model the IT department's offer as loosely coupled (business IT) services support...

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