Knowing Me, Knowing You: Theory of Human Mind and AI Interactions
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An Australian media and entertainment organization initially engaged ISG to design its operating models for service integration and management (SIAM) and vendor management. After the ISG team had been there for an extended period, the media company’s management team realized its technology practices were far from industry norms, even at the process-discipline level. The management team then asked ISG to expand scope across additional towers for applications, infrastructure, networks and workplace services.
The environment included heavy regulation and a unique divestment scenario. Therefore, ISG had to rapidly support the management team through a retained-organization design that incorporated high-level functions and sizing, considering key factors in the future state, such as multi-vendor management, meeting post-divestment financial benefit targets, and shaping a multi-year sourcing strategy to support the company’s transformation goals.
ISG hosted a series of workshops to help the management team as they jointly established key design principles. They iterated through functional model designs to arrive at the right one.
ISG also leveraged the Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA) to determine the necessary responsibility levels and skills minimally required in the retained organization to sustainably remain accountable for technology-service outcomes and govern the planned multi-vendor environment.
They addressed several key questions from the executive leadership: