Brian Johnson
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Since 2004, Brian works for CA Technologies, where he is an ITIL practice leader. The company he worked for previously was Pink Elephant, and before that he worked for UK Government as OGC board member. Brian led a large project aimed on creating the first service desk in UK Government. He worked with John Stewart on the 1st version of ITIL, and after that he participated in creation of a number of books of the 2nd and 3rd version. Brian was one of the founders of ITMF – a community of users, which was renamed to itSMF and in which he is an honorable director.
Since 2004, Brian works for CA Technologies, where he is an ITIL practice leader. The company he worked for previously was Pink Elephant, and before that he worked for UK Government as OGC board member. Brian led a large project aimed on creating the first service desk in UK Government. He worked with John Stewart on the 1st version of ITIL, and after that he participated in creation of a number of books of the 2nd and 3rd version. Brian was one of the founders of ITMF – a community of users, which was renamed to itSMF and in which he is an honorable director.
Brian is also an excellent speaker and he is well known in many countries of the world.
Brian is also an excellent speaker and he is well known in many countries of the world.
Boeken van Brian Johnson
Brian Johnson
Leon-Paul de Rouw
Digital Information Design (DID®) Foundation
Digital Information Design (DID) is een framework voor business informatiemanagement (BIM).
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Brian Johnson
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BiSL Next – Een Framework voor business informatiemanagement
Dit boek geeft een beschrijving van de nieuwe generatie van BiSL, Business Information Services Library.
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Digital Information Design (DID) Foundation
Digital Information Design (DID) is primarily a business information management (BIM) model. As with any model it is used to help you to describe problems and test potential solutions.
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Brian David Johnson
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21st Century Robot
When companies develop a new technology, do they ask how it might affect the people who will actually use it That, more or less, sums up Brian David Johnson’s duties as Intel’s futurist-in-residence.
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