AI to Transform PAL Framework in CA

The Transformation of CDT’s PAL Framework through Emerging Technologies and AI (Part 1)

Historical Perspective:

The California Department of Technology’s Project Approval Lifecycle (PAL) is an oversight and approval process that guides all IT projects undertaken by the State of California. This framework is designed to improve the success of IT-related projects by providing a structured approach to project approval and development. The PAL process is divided into 4 stages with accompanying deliverables and gates of approval: Read More AI to Transform PAL Framework in CA

Jan 16, 2024

Abstract for Using Foundation First for Major, Modular Improvement

None of us would build a house without first establishing the foundation. There is plenty of evidence that the same concept is necessary for software development, particularly when there is already a large installed investment and there is a call for modular improvement. Estrada Consulting, Inc. (ECI) has adopted a Department of Defense (DoD) model from the 1980s that became essential in tying hundreds of independently identified and built systems in performing to business needs in areas of logistics and finance. We hope you also see the important relationships with deconstructing today’s monolithic systems.

Sep 23, 2022Aug 30, 2023

Process Improvement is Too Small a Piece to be Effective

For years organizations have engaged in process improvement exercises to help improve their performance. Each client that I have consulted with had binders of process models defined for them that may have included As Is models as well as To Be models. Read More Process Improvement is Too Small a Piece to be Effective

Nov 3, 2021Aug 30, 2023

Should we focus on implementing ITIL or COBIT?

ITIL and COBIT are both IT Governance frameworks that organizations use to increase the value of their business.

Jun 10, 2020Aug 30, 2023

Management Control in a Remote Environment

Project Managers had a planning factor they used years ago indicating that team members who are located more than fifty feet from each other should be treated as remote teams.

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Category: Project Management Series