Description
Implement an IT quality policy in your company: identify the problems, choose an approach and apply it. A seminar based on in-depth and particularly significant experience.
Who is this training for ?
For whom ?
This summary course is aimed at IT managers, methods managers, managers of large projects having to implement a quality approach.
Prerequisites
Training objectives
Training program
- The Quality concept
- - Definition and various aspects relating to this concept.
- - Developments and measurements.
- Field of action of the DSI on Quality in the company
- - IT customers.
- - Customer expectations.
- - From software to business results.
- - Exchanges on the notion of the IT department value chain.
- - Reflection on the IT stakeholders in your organization.
- The need for standardization
- - Control of IT processes in the extended enterprise.
- - The role of quality assurance and certification.
- - Scandals and risk management .
- - IT impacts of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
- - Demonstration.
- Approaches, standards and benchmarks
- - The different quality excellence awards.
- - Standards and benchmarks: ISO 9000 version 2000, Six Sigma, ITIL, CMMI, COBIT, SPICE.
- - Comparisons and implications for the IT department.
- - Standards relating to IT governance.
- The Quality approach
- - Ten rules for initiating a Quality approach.
- - Evaluate the level of Quality of your IT department or project.
- - Investment, operating costs.
- - The reallocation of resources.
- - Certification: the benefits for the company.
- - Collective reflection.
- - Plan to start your project and define your progression strategy.
- Acting on Quality: methods for IT
- - Calibrate the requirements of your customers. Cope with the abuses of the king customer.
- - Act on value creation. Control complexity (activities, products and services).
- - Master relationships between users (MOA, MOE, teams).
- - IT operations: professionalize customer relations with service levels.
- - Establish a PAQ: set objectives and monitor.
- - Implement a quality management system.