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 A framework provides the conceptual foundation for the IT strategy process. It can make the process not only rapid and repeatable but also one that produces results.
-#Define business goals: The first step in the IT Strategic Planning process is to define the organization's business goals. A framework can help clarify and prioritize these goals, providing a basis for developing the IT strategy.
+#Define business goals: The first step in the [[IT Strategic Planning]] process is to define the organization's business goals. A framework can help clarify and prioritize these goals, providing a basis for developing the IT strategy.
 #Assess current state: The next step is to assess the organization's current technology infrastructure, processes, and capabilities. A framework can be used to guide this assessment and provide a baseline for the future state vision.
 #Develop future state vision: Based on the assessment of the current state and the organization's business goals, a framework can help develop a clear vision for the future state of technology and how it will support the business.

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 ===See Also===
 *[[IT Roadmap]]
 *[[Gartner's IT Strategy Model]]

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−	*[[~~Business~~ IT ~~Alignment]]~~	+	*[[Gartner's IT Strategy Model]]
−	*[[Business Strategy]]
−	*[[Corporate Strategy]]
−	*[[IT Capability]]
−	*[[Business Capability]]
−	*[[IT Vision]]
−	*[[E-Strategy]]
−	*[[IT Governance]]
−	*[[IT Governance Framework]]
−	*[[Enterprise Architecture]]

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 == What is an IT Strategy Framework? ==
-An '''IT strategy framework''' is a structured approach or set of guidelines that an organization can use to develop and implement its IT strategy. It provides a set of principles, concepts, or ideas that can be used to guide decision-making and problem-solving related to the use of technology in the organization.
+An '''IT Strategy Framework''' defines the essential elements or components of [[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)|IT Strategy]], and their inter-relationship.
 *A framework provides the logical or conceptual underpinnings that support an IT strategy
 *An IT Strategy Framework is analogous to a mathematical equation or chemical formula in that it specifies the variables or elements, and their relationships required to solve the "IT enabled or driven creation of business value" puzzle.
 *It differs from equations and formulas in the sense that it pertains to one solution - a particular way of solving the strategic puzzle - and is not a universally applicable or accepted answer to the strategy problem. There can be many different frameworks for IT strategy each as applicable and effective as the other.
 *It identifies "essential" elements or components i.e. those that are absolutely necessary, and sufficient to define the concept or solution
 An IT Strategy Framework can define strategic IT concept(s) in general or relate to a specific IT Strategy solution. There are many different frameworks that can be used to develop an IT strategy, and the best one for a particular organization will depend on its specific needs and goals.

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 An IT Strategy Framework can define strategic IT concept(s) in general or relate to a specific IT Strategy solution. There are many different frameworks that can be used to develop an IT strategy, and the best one for a particular organization will depend on its specific needs and goals.
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 *It does not specify who does what i.e. roles and responsibilities
 ==Why do we need a framework for strategic planning of IT?==
 There are several reasons why frameworks can be useful in a variety of contexts, including IT strategy:
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-=== IT Strategy Frameworks ===
+=== Key IT Strategy Frameworks ===
 *[https://cioindex.com/reference/it-value-mapping/ IT Value Mapping]
 *[[Balanced_Scorecard|Balanced Scorecard]]

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 == What is an IT Strategy Framework? ==
-'''IT Strategy Framework''' (Information Technology Strategy Framework) is a formal definition of the essential elements or components of IT Strategy, and their inter-relationship
+'''IT Strategy Framework''' (Information Technology Strategy Framework) is a formal definition of the essential elements or components of [[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)|IT Strategy]], and their inter-relationship
 *An IT Strategy Framework is analogous to a mathematical equation or chemical formula in that it specifies the variables or elements, and their relationships required to solve the "IT enabled or driven creation of business value" puzzle.
 *It differs from equations and formulas in the sense that it pertains to one solution - a particular way of solving the strategic puzzle - and is not a universally applicable or accepted answer to the strategy problem. There can be many different frameworks for IT strategy each as applicable and effective as the other.
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 ===See Also===
-*[[Business_IT_Alignment|Business IT Alignment]]
+*[[Business IT Alignment]]
-*[[Business_Strategy|Business Strategy]]
+*[[Business Strategy]]
-*[[Corporate_Strategy|Corporate Strategy]]
+*[[Corporate Strategy]]
 *[[IT Capability]]
 *[[Business Capability]]