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Malcolm MacDonald
Chief Information Officer at I-Net Bridge
Malcolm has extensive experience in Investment Banking activities and Processes. His areas of expertise include IT Strategy definition, Business IT Alignment, Scorecarding, Monitoring & Management, Process Modelling, Systems Architecture, Software Factory Design, Frameworks & Governance.
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Category Archives: Management
Software Factories: Part 4 – Measuring Outcomes
One of the difficulties with implementing a software factory is measuring development-team performance. Depending on the culture of the team, and the desired outcomes for your team, the approach may be fundamentally different, but here is an approach I have … Continue reading
The IT Holy Grail: Part 2 – Start with the End in Mind
The Typical Strategy Process indicates: Where we are Where we want to be How to get there In my experience IT strategies tend to get stuck defining “where we are” because the sort of people doing IT are often detail … Continue reading
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Back to Financial Services
At the end of November, I moved to I-Net Bridge to take on a CIO role. The move back to financial services is very refreshing. I am excited about the opportunity and feel the weight of a great responsibility to an … Continue reading
The IT holy grail
Strategic Alignment of IT with the declared business strategy is a topic that seems to be widely regarded as a holy grail. Something Everyone Strives for, but seldom achieves. In my last few roles I have encountered a number of … Continue reading
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From Planes to Trains
I’ll be starting today at PRASA (Passenger Rail Agency South Africa). There are a number of reasons for this move, but primarily it is an opportunity to do even more for South Africa, that will impact more people. Also this … Continue reading
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