A senior executive's concise guide to proactively planning and sustaining a secured business operations ecosystem from the top down
A business-centric book, emphasizing security as an integral part of the strategy rather than an afterthought
Each chapter focuses on a set of stakeholders/roles or processes in the overall security value equation (e.g., business management, IT management, business functions, solution delivery/support, and external service/technology providers)
About the Author: Neelesh Ajmani has over 28 years of experience in solving critical business issues in public and private sectors, with expertise in digital transformation, risk management, secured business operations, strategic planning, organizational design, agile program management, enterprise architecture, and information management. He is a specialist advisor in healthcare and life sciences for NTT Data Services. Being an entrepreneur, he is also affiliated with Mitovia, Inc. as Chief Services Officer, advising and developing a body of knowledge and services offerings, including content and services for achieving and sustaining secured business operations.
Neelesh worked at Cisco for 15 years in advisory, delivery, and leadership roles, specializing in Internet commerce, identity and access management, and manufacturing solutions. He has delivered business solutions with state-of-the art technology solutions for many Fortune 500 organizations in the manufacturing and banking industries, for the Supreme Court of India, and for the federal government of India.
Neelesh has an MBA from San Jose State University, and an MS in Computer Applications from Jawaharlal Nehru University, India. He is certified in Advanced Program Management from Stanford University, PMP, TOGAF Enterprise Architecture, and is an ITIL V3 Expert. His current research is focused on planning and managing business information risk and security management.
Dinesh Kumar is co-founder and CTO at Mitovia, Inc., and has over 30 years of experience in technology business management, strategic planning, value measurement and communication, capability assessment and planning, and governance. At Mitovia he is driving business-minded, knowledge-driven practices and solutions for planning and managing organizational capabilities, including digital, security, competency, and shared services management.
Dinesh has filed a patent on capability-driven, service-oriented planning. He is also an adjunct professor at Stevens Institute of Technology, teaching technology business management and process innovation courses to MBA and MSIS students. He is a board member and principal at the Innovation Value Institute, where he is developing and driving capability models and practices for managing IT for business value. He is a founding member and major contributor at The Value Council, a non-profit organization focused on improving value management practices.
Dinesh has held a broad variety of sales, consulting, and management roles at Microsoft, Informix, and Unisys. He has an MBA degree from Penn State University, and an MS in Computer Science from Rutgers University.
