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Mark Jeffrey (a DiamondCluster collaborator in academia) has organized what looks to be a most interesting offering at the Kellog School of Management (Northwestern University): Driving Strategic Results Through IT Portfolio Management.
No credit offered (I asked) - unfortunate; we need stuff like this hooked into a CEU structure of some kind for the IT industry.
-ctb
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Another program to check out it MIT Sloan, especially those courses/seminars offered by professors in Peter Weill's CISR program (Jeanne Weill, George Westerman, Chuck Gibson). In addition to the best quantitative IT portfolio data, they have excellent research on strategic architectures and governance.
Posted by: Chris Curran | February 25, 2006 at 12:26 PM