Information Systems
Strategy

The digital revolution, and particularly Generative AI (GenAI), is transforming how we evaluate workflows and raising the bar for what information systems can deliver to an organization. To properly prepare for meeting the organization’s business needs in the coming years, it’s essential to develop a technology strategy based on the business strategy, while considering various dimensions.

What's Included

Start from the business strategy, focus areas, and challenges for business-technological projects in the coming years.

Analyze existing capabilities and gaps against the vision and future needs across all dimensions—systems and applications, architecture, infrastructure, information security, technological innovation, supporting operating model, and processes for work plan development and budget analysis.

Provide multi-dimensional recommendations (business-organizational-technological) to address the organization’s focus areas, challenges, and gaps.

Build a practical roadmap for swift and detailed implementation, including quick wins alongside long-term projects, organizational readiness, budget, and assigning responsibility for each stage of the plan.

Guide the implementation process by Strauss Strategy’s senior experts, including technological leadership, organizational change management, and overseeing the end-to-end multi-year work plan.

Value for the Clients

Business & Tech Compass

A business-technology roadmap for the Digital and Information Systems Department, focusing on systems, infrastructure, and architecture

Focus and Value

Definition of and focus on major business and tech projects, with resources and budget impact analysis

Organizational Optimum

Development of an optimal Digital & Information Systems Unit, flexible and ready to meet current and future needs

What's the plan for tomorrow?

Business strategy analysis, gaps mapping, definition of focus and challenges
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Definition of tech projects to address business challenges and current gaps
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Multi-year roadmap in 3 dimensions: business & tech, operating model, architecture & systems
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