The TBM Insider Podcast
How transparent should Cost Transparency be?
Are you ready to go viral?
Fixed Assets in TBM
No TBMO? No Problem!
Getting Started in TBM
by Jon Sober & Stephanie Geltrude
When you have large amounts of information in your TBM Cost Model, do you gain more by making it all available to everyone, or by limiting access to specific parts of it and specific people? In this episode we aim to cover some of the though processes you should go through, on a question that has kept coming up since the advent of Technology Business Management as a discipline.
If you suddenly found that everyone important was looking at your fantastic TBM Cost Model and asking you impactful questions, would you be ready? You can plan and prepare for this, with some of the ideas we cover in this episode, but would it be enough?
Many technologists who start working TBM have little (or no) understanding of one of the core financial concepts needed in order to understand how a business sees its technology cost. In this episode, we look at how you can easily understand what you need to not get lost in this at the beginning. This topic could run and run, so please don't get frustrated if you know more that we talk about ... we may come back to it later.
Do you need a TBM Office (TBMO) to get Technology Business Management to work? If you don't have the ability to dedicate yourself or others to doing this work, just how far can you go and how much value can you show your business?
TBM practitioners come from a wide variety of business backgrounds, and definitely start by needing to learn how to work with information from sources and disciplines they don't historically know about. Find out a bit more about how you might approach this, whether you're coming from a technology, finance or business perspective.
Our first podcast gets off to a flying start, with a totally off-the-wall question. Prompted by the autocomplete suggestions when doing some research on Technology Business Management, listen to how we answer this completely unimportant (but fun) question.