Target Operating Models, Rug pulled on Microsoft Office COVID-19 gesture
Battenberg: ITAM jargon busted via the medium of Cake
In the ITAM Review radio show for May 2020 the team discuss working Microsoft’s short lived covid gesture, target operating models and the Software Asset Manager role at Metro Bank in the UK.
Agenda:
- Scaremongering of the week: COVID-19 gesture from Microsoft short lived – rug pulled already via Ingram incentive (Post-pandemic hard-sell under way: Resellers leaned on to convert free trial users into fully paid-up customers)
- Jargon Buster: Target Operating Model (TOM) via the medium of cake. “It’s a document that helps managers convert strategy into operational decisions”
- TOM canvas
- Job of the week: Software Asset Manager at Metro Bank
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