Jane Carbone
Jane Carbone is a partner in infomajic, llc. She has 25+ years experience in Information Technology. Jane developed and has used the infomajic enterprise architecture methodology to conduct architecture assessments, develop enterprise and data architectures, organization designs and implementation plans and programs with clients in banking & financial services, telecomm, and government and IT HR firms. She has delivered architecture seminars for METAGroup/DCI Enterprise Architectures Conferences and delivers workshops to clients. Jane’s courses are available on-line through DCI euniversity. She has spoken on architecture at DCI and DAMA conferences and was on the board of DAMA-NJ. Her articles have been published in DMDirect and the TDAN newsletter and on eacommunity. Her book The IT Architecture Toolkit is available through Prentice-Hall.
Published Works
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IT Automation |
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The Quest for “Lights Out”: Data center automation in distributed environments. |
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CIO Wisdom |
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Best Practices from Silicon Valley’s Leading IT Experts |
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IT Services |
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Costs, Metrics, Benchmarking, and Marketing: Delighting IT customers: your real-world, start-to-finish guide |
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CIO Wisdom II |
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More Best Practices from Leading IT Experts |
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IT Architecture Toolkit |
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Less theoretical, more practical approach to developing and implementing enterprise architecture. |
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IT People |
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Doing More with Less. Best practices for managing the people within the IT organization. |
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Data Warehousing |
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Architecture and Implementation: A start-to-finish process for deploying successful data warehouses |
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Building Professional Services |
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The Sirens’ Song: A comprehensive guide to creating a professional services organization |
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IT Problem Management |
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The complete “best practices” guide to IT problem resolution. |
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IT Organization |
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Building a World-Class Infrastructure. |
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IT Web Services |
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A Roadmap for the Enterprise: Architectures, platforms, roles, business models, and deployment realities. |
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Software Development |
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Building Reliable Systems. |
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IT Production Services |
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Building Competitive Advantage: Describes one of the most important functions of an IT infrastructure |
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Managing IT as an Investment |
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Partnering for Success: Maximizing the value of technology—and the success of your IT organization. |
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High Availability |
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Design, Techniques and Processes: The complete how-to guide for maximizing availability of enterprise systems |
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IT Systems Management |
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Design, Implement, and Manage World-Class Infrastructures. |
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Technology Strategies |
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Managing technology, value, and change in the new economy. |
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Web-Based Infrastructures |
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A 4-D Framework: Maximize the value of your next Web-centered initiative. |
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