What other leaders or departments in your organization do you feel the closest alignment to?
CMO / Marketing9%
COO / Operations52%
CFO / Financials & Budgeting20%
CRO / Sales5%
CHRO / HR8%
Counsel / Legal4%
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We’re currently evaluating alternative Microsoft Licensing Solution Providers (LSPs) due to ongoing dissatisfaction with our current partner under our Enterprise Agreement (EA). As we look to make a change, we’re hoping to learn from others in the community who have navigated similar transitions. We’re particularly interested in your experiences with: • LSPs that provide more than just transactional value — Have you worked with an LSP that offered strategic guidance, proactive support, or added value beyond licensing fulfillment? • Partner delays due to LSP involvement — Have you encountered inefficiencies or delays when your consulting partner had to coordinate through an LSP? How did you address this? • Hybrid approaches — Has anyone adopted a model where the LSP handles licensing while a separate consulting partner provides strategic or technical support? How has that worked in practice? Any recommendations, red flags, or lessons learned would be greatly appreciated. We’re aiming to ensure we’re getting the best support and strategic alignment possible moving forward.
Whilst there are high-quality, paid-for enterprise architecture applications in the market, with the increasing move to SaaS and dangers of vendor lock-in, it's prudent to have an alternative. Does anyone have experiences (good or bad) to share after moving from one of the market leaders to open source alternatives Essentials and/or Archi?
https://enterprise-architecture.org/products/essential-open-source/
https://www.archimatetool.com/
Does your organization’s analytics architecture favor governance or agility?
Favors governance39%
Balances governance and agility57%
Favors agility4%
Do you use ServiceNow to manage access and support Identity and access management within your organization?
Yes76%
No24%
Based off the replies thus far it’s important to be with “the one with the gold who makes the rules”...