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6.8 KiB
Markdown
185 lines
6.8 KiB
Markdown
# Technology Strategy Development Task
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## Task Overview
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The Technology Strategy Development task creates a comprehensive technology roadmap aligned with business objectives, develops capability models and reference architectures, and establishes architecture principles and standards. This task helps organizations plan their technology investments and evolution to support business goals.
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## Task Execution Process
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### Phase 1: Business Strategy Alignment
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1. **Business Strategy Analysis**
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- Review business strategy and objectives
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- Identify key business drivers and priorities
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- Document growth projections and market trends
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- Capture digital transformation initiatives
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2. **Capability Assessment**
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- Map current business capabilities
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- Identify capability gaps and opportunities
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- Assess technology enablement of capabilities
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- Prioritize capabilities based on strategic importance
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3. **Strategic Requirements Gathering**
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- Conduct stakeholder interviews across business units
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- Document strategic technology requirements
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- Identify cross-functional technology needs
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- Capture innovation opportunities and aspirations
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### Phase 2: Technology Landscape Analysis
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1. **Current Technology Assessment**
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- Inventory current technology assets and platforms
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- Evaluate technology maturity and lifecycle status
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- Assess vendor relationships and strategic alignment
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- Document technical debt and modernization needs
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2. **Industry Trend Analysis**
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- Research industry technology trends and innovations
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- Evaluate emerging technologies and their potential impact
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- Benchmark against industry leaders and competitors
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- Identify disruptive technologies and adoption timelines
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3. **Technology Risk Assessment**
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- Identify technology obsolescence risks
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- Assess vendor viability and product roadmaps
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- Evaluate skills availability and learning curves
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- Document security and compliance considerations
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### Phase 3: Strategy Formulation
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1. **Technology Vision Development**
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- Create a compelling technology vision statement
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- Define guiding principles for technology decisions
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- Establish strategic technology themes and focus areas
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- Align vision with business strategy and objectives
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2. **Architecture Principles Creation**
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- Develop core architecture principles
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- Create decision-making frameworks
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- Establish evaluation criteria for technology choices
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- Define governance approach for principle adherence
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3. **Reference Architecture Development**
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- Design target reference architectures
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- Define technology standards and patterns
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- Create integration frameworks and approaches
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- Establish platform strategies and ecosystem models
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### Phase 4: Roadmap Development
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1. **Initiative Identification**
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- Define key technology initiatives and programs
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- Group related projects into strategic themes
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- Identify quick wins and foundation projects
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- Document transformational initiatives
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2. **Prioritization and Sequencing**
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- Prioritize initiatives based on business value and feasibility
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- Sequence initiatives based on dependencies
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- Balance innovation with technical debt reduction
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- Align with business planning and budget cycles
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3. **Roadmap Visualization**
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- Create visual technology roadmap with timelines
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- Map initiatives to business capabilities and outcomes
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- Document resource requirements and investments
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- Define success metrics and expected outcomes
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## Inputs
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1. **Business Context**
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- Business strategy and objectives
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- Market analysis and competitive landscape
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- Growth projections and business plans
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- Digital transformation initiatives
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2. **Current State Assessment**
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- Enterprise architecture documentation
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- Technology inventory and lifecycle status
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- Technical debt assessment
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- Skills inventory and capability assessment
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3. **External Factors**
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- Industry technology trends
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- Vendor roadmaps and strategic direction
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- Regulatory and compliance requirements
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- Market disruptions and innovations
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## Outputs
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1. **Technology Strategy Document**
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- Technology vision and guiding principles
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- Strategic technology themes and focus areas
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- Business alignment and value proposition
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- Governance approach and decision frameworks
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2. **Architecture Principles and Standards**
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- Core architecture principles with rationale
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- Technology standards and patterns
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- Evaluation criteria for technology decisions
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- Exception process and governance model
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3. **Reference Architectures**
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- Target state architecture models
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- Domain-specific reference architectures
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- Integration patterns and frameworks
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- Platform strategies and ecosystem models
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4. **Technology Roadmap**
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- Strategic initiative portfolio
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- Timeline and sequencing visualization
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- Resource requirements and investment needs
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- Success metrics and expected outcomes
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## Quality Criteria
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The Technology Strategy Development task is considered complete and successful when:
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1. **Business Alignment**
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- Strategy clearly supports business objectives
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- Initiatives map to business capabilities and outcomes
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- Investment priorities align with business priorities
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- Success metrics tie to business value
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2. **Comprehensive Coverage**
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- All technology domains are addressed
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- Both current and emerging technologies are considered
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- Both short-term and long-term horizons are included
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- Both innovation and technical debt are balanced
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3. **Actionable Guidance**
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- Principles provide clear decision-making guidance
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- Roadmap includes specific, implementable initiatives
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- Resource requirements are realistic and achievable
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- Governance approach is practical and enforceable
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4. **Stakeholder Acceptance**
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- Business leadership endorses the strategy
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- IT leadership commits to implementation
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- Key stakeholders understand and support the approach
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- Funding and resource allocation align with roadmap
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## Integration Points
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The Technology Strategy Development task integrates with:
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1. **Other BMAD Personas**
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- **Product Owner**: Ensures alignment with product strategy
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- **Architect**: Provides input on technical feasibility
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- **Security Integration Specialist**: Ensures security strategy alignment
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- **Performance Optimization Specialist**: Validates scalability approach
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2. **BMAD Tasks**
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- **Enterprise Architecture Assessment**: Informs current state understanding
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- **Create Architecture**: Implements reference architectures
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- **Create Infrastructure Architecture**: Aligns with technology standards
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- **Create Frontend Architecture**: Follows established principles
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3. **External Processes**
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- Strategic planning and budgeting
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- Portfolio management and project prioritization
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- Vendor management and procurement
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- Skills development and resource planning
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