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Implementing an Information System Strategy: A Cost, Benefit, and Risk Analysis Framework for Evaluating Viable IT
Sofia E Espinoza1, Joan S Brooks2, John Araujo1
1Office of the Associate Director for Science, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA, USA.
Abstract:
In the US Federal government, an analysis of alternatives (AoA) is required for a significant investment of resources. The AoA yields the recommended alternative from a set of viable alternatives for the investment decision. This paper presents an integrated AoA and project management framework for analyzing new or emerging alternatives (e.g., Cloud computing), as may be driven by an information system strategy that incorporates a methodology for analyzing the costs, benefits, and risks of each viable alternative. The case study in this paper, about a business improvement project to provide public health and safety services to citizens in a US Federal agency, is a practical application of this integrated framework and reveals the benefits of this integrated approach for an investment decision. The decision making process in the framework-as an integrated, organized, and adaptable set of management and control practices-offers a defensible recommendation and provides accountability to stakeholders.
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