Lecture

IT Solutions for Business Alignment

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Description

This lecture covers solutions for aligning business and IT, focusing on information modeling, writing and presenting RFP/RFT, and the theory of RFT. Key learning points include the importance of aligning features with models, the shift in software development focus, and the rise of low-code platforms.

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Business

Business administration: Project management, Business process management

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Software development: Entities in software development

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