ITrelevant
ITrelevant is a term used in information technology and business management to describe the degree to which information technology assets, systems, and capabilities are aligned with and contribute to an organization’s strategic objectives and operational needs. It encompasses relevance to stakeholders, timing, and realized value, rather than the mere existence of technology.
Origin and usage: The term emerged in IT governance and digital transformation discussions as practitioners sought
Definition and scope: ITrelevant implies that technology choices directly support critical processes, enable desired outcomes, and
Measurement and practice: There is no single standard metric for ITrelevance. Typical approaches combine strategic alignment
Applications and impact: CIOs and IT leaders use ITrelevance to prioritize projects, justify budgets, and communicate
Criticism and relation to other concepts: Critics note that ITrelevance can be vague and overlaps with established
See also: IT governance, business-IT alignment, digital transformation, value realization.