Information Management Body of Knowledge
The Information Management Body of Knowledge (IMBOK) is a management framework that organizes the concept of Information Management in the full context of business and organizational strategy, management and operations. It is specifically intended to provide researchers and practicing managers with a tool that makes clear the conjunction of the worlds of information technology and the world at large.The IMBOK framework
The IMBOK comprises six 'knowledge' areas and four 'process' areas. The knowledge areas identify domains of management expertise and capability that are each distinctly different to the others, as shown in the figure. The process areas identify critical activities that move the value from the left to the right. For example:- Projects transform Information technology into information systems by engineering technology components into systems that deliver the required functionality
- Business change management deploys information systems in business processes so as to improve the performance and capability of those business processes
- Business operations deliver the business benefits expected by stakeholders
- Performance management ensures and oversees the delivery of benefits appropriate to an organization's strategic intentions.
This framework is the basis of organizing the "Information Management
Body of Knowledge" first made available in 2004. This version is adapted
by the addition of "Business information" in 2014.
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