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Lean IT is an approach to process improvement that can help you deliver the most value to your customers. Its central concern is the elimination of waste — work that doesn’t add value to a product or service.
Lean principles focus on optimizing the 'value stream' — the flow of value to the customer. In Lean IT, the value stream often translates to customer-facing or revenue-driving applications.
Learn how 3 visionary IT executives maximized value and minimized waste(280 KB PDF)
CA Leadership Award for Innovation in Lean IT(04:07)
By improving the performance of applications and automating related business and IT processes, you can achieve maximum value at minimum cost.
CA’s Enterprise IT Management solutions enable Lean IT by providing:
White Papers:The Case For Lean ITEnterprise IT management software is a critical enabler of Lean IT (371 KB PDF)
Lean IT — Waste Not, Want NotStrategies to reduce 8 elements of waste in IT (682 KB PDF)
LeanGRC™ Overview Streamline governance, risk and compliance processes for accelerated growth and profitability.
Articles:CIOs Discover 'Smart' Way to Become Lean
Going Lean — Smart Enterprise Magazine
Lean IT Can Maximize Value and Minimize Cost
FAQ: Lean thinking for IT
Gartner Report:Moving lean from the plant to the IT organization
Presentation:Maximum Value at Minimum CostLearn how our Enterprise IT Management solutions can enable Lean IT (1.2 MB PDF)
Podcast:Business Driven Automation and Lean IT
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CA to Keynote at Forrester’s Business Technology Forum 2009 “Lean: The New Business Technology Imperative”October 9 – 8, 2009