Integris Applied is pleased to be working with Scopism to evolve and communicate the best practices of service integration and management (SIAM) in the US through a series of publi...
In a world where consumers are routinely asked to rate experiences on a 1-5 scale - seemingly multiple times per day - many firms still grapple with establishing, reporting, managi...
Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, state IT leaders have been called on to expand the services they provide, particularly in support of remote working and citizen-facing call centers. ...
The COVID-19 Pandemic has made clear the importance of IT service resiliency.
Technology organizations and their service providers had to absorb and respond quickly to the most ...
Both commercial industry and public sector entities frequently turn to outside firms to help them scope and complete a managed services procurement. This niche specialist expertis...
or, How to create certainty when investing in leading edge technology
The excitement and promise of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotic process automation (RPA) to reduce s...
Contracts are an essential part of any business relationship, but they are often structured and managed poorly. In this episode, Geof Master explains the importance of using contra...
Play #7 is all about transparency. When you invest in disciplined and transparent documentation of services and outcomes, your teams are better aligned and equipped to focus on the...
In this episode, Randy Tucker introduces the Market Test and Rebid Strategy introduced by Integris Applied. This simple but effective framework has helped the State of Georgia inno...
As technology leaders, it's easy to get caught up in the complexities of the tools and the application of our resources during implementation. But that's exactly why we need to bui...
In this episode, Tim Ryckman introduces the Integris Applied approach to contracts, with a particular focus on shared service level agreements in a multi-supplier environment. Our ...
Listening is one of the most underrated skills required of a great CIO. But if we consider the impact of empathy, communication, and translation have on our success on a project an...
The best people and ideas still need funding to make an impact. In this episode of the Integris Applied Thought Leadership Series, Chris Payne touches on a few of the ways CIOs can...
The job of a CIO is complex, and focusing your energy on the most important activities is paramount. To that end, we've created a model that represents the factors we believe have ...
Ever wish you had a roadmap that set out a clear path for you to operate as a technology leader? That's exactly what we set out to do, partnering with NASCIO on a research-based, p...
A couple of weeks ago I attended the IAOP1 Outsourcing World Summit (OWS19) in Orlando. It was an excellent event that brought together a diverse cross-section of outsourcing prof...
I recently read an interesting book by Michael Munger called ‘Choosing in Groups'. Professor Munger is an economist, former chair of the Department of Political Science at Duke Un...
Sooner or later, every organization that purchases technology (hardware, software and/or services) will be faced with the need to transition to a new supplier. No matter what the r...
Over the years I’ve put together scores of Requests for Proposals … and Requests for Solutions, Quotations, Tenders and Information. I’ve seen countless checklists, flowcharts and ...
Technology services agreements are complex documents and require significant detail in a number of areas. One integral component of any technology services agreement is software, w...
At a recent Wall Street Journal CIO Network meeting, Ben Fried, the Chief Information Officer at Google, sat with Nikki Waller to discuss the evolving role of the CIO. Edited exce...