Work place: Hassan 1st University, Settat city, Morocco
E-mail: yassine.rdiouat@gmail.com
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Biography
Yassine Rdiouat is a PHD. Student at Hassan 1st University, Settat city, Morocco. He took his engineer degree in Computer Sciences from ENSIAS high school in 2004 at Morocco.
He is working since 2004 as a private consultant for the account of national and international customers, a part time teacher for several high schools and a professional trainer en management and quality assurance.
By Yassine Rdiouat Wafaa Dachry Alami Semma
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5815/ijitcs.2017.10.04, Pub. Date: 8 Oct. 2017
In order to respond effectively to rapid and unpredictable changes in the business environment, information systems are forced to adapt by developing agility skills, so the company can grow or even survive in this changing environment. Thus, it is necessary to provide organizations an approach indicating how to design, measure and improve the agility of their information systems. In this context an iterative, integrated, flexible and balanced framework has been developed. This framework, called ITAAM (Information Technology Agility Assessment Model), is founded upon a simple model, derived from the Balanced ScoreCard methodology that is widely used as a system of performance measurement. Basically, the structure of our approach is composed of a conceptual framework, an evaluation methodology, an agility grid and a scoring system for the Global Agility Index calculation. Moreover, within every assessment cycle, the agility level is identified and a set of recommendations are provided as well as the necessary adjustment guidelines concerning the whole organization. As a result, sustainability and continuous improvement of agility can be ensured, which represents the main goal of our new construct.
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