IT Glossary of Terms
Term | Definition | Category |
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Post Change Review | Include a description of the outcome, validation status, and details about this change. |
Change Management |
Post Change Review | Include a description of the outcome, validation status, and details about this change. |
Change Management |
Postgres/PostgreSQL | A relational database system |
Development |
Priority | A way of categorizing and managing an incident or it service request based on the criticality or the level of disruption (impact) as well as the timeframe |
Case Management |
Problem | the root cause of one or more incidents. |
Project Management Office |
Procard | Bank Card Purchases |
Finance System |
Process | In Boomi, a process defines the integration workflow and logic. It consists of various components such as connectors, data transformations, decision points, and error handling. |
Integration |
Process Deployment | The process of deploying integration processes from the development environment to a production or execution environment in Boomi. |
Integration |
Process Execution | The act of running an integration process. Boomi provides options to manually trigger process execution or set up schedules for automated execution. |
Integration |
Process Flow | The visual representation of an integration process in Boomi. It shows the sequence of steps, connectors, and data transformations involved in the integration. |
Integration |
Process Instance (PI) | A number assigned by the system to elements processed by eligibility group |
Student Administration |
Process Monitor | The Process Monitor allows you to review the status of any scheduled or running processes |
PeopleSoft |
Process Reporting | Boomi provides reporting capabilities to monitor the execution and performance of integration processes. It allows you to track metrics, errors, and other relevant information. |
Integration |
Process Route | Boomi's feature that enables you to dynamically route messages to different integration processes based on specific conditions or criteria. |
Integration |
Product | A tangible item that can be offered to customers as a solution to meet their needs or requirements. |
Release Management & QA |
Product Evaluation | A product evaluation facilitates the selection of a product based on performance against required features as outlined in the initial product MoSCoW requirements gathering. |
Project Management Office |
Program Manager | Program managers oversee interconnected projects that are complementary to one another and that ultimately build and contribute to larger, longer-term business objectives. Program managers outline a program’s strategy and its objectives and oversee a list of dependent projects that are needed to reach the program’s goals. |
Project Management Office |
Project | a Temporary organization formed to create a strategic product or service. A project concludes when the product or service has been delivered and project resources have been released. |
Project Management Office |
Project Administrators | A Project Administrator works closely with the Project Managers to facilitate the mechanics of the project lifecycle. The Project Administrator is responsible for ensuring project documentation is current and up-to-date. |
Project Management Office |
Project Budget | A project budget is the set amount of resources you're able to use for a specific project. A project budget can be set in hours, like in the agency world, or dollar amoun |
Project Management Office |
Project Change Request | A project change requiest is a document to be used to request a change to the project. Once accepted by key stakeholders then changes should be recorded in a change log and progressed throughout the project lifecycle |
Project Management Office |
Project Charter | Defines project goals, outcomes and scope. |
Project Management Office |
Project Communication | This communication plan is a created to clarify and set expectations for project stakeholders for what should be communicated, how frequently, to whom, by whom, and in what format. Not only does that allow for more efficient communication, it also removes ambiguity on who should be communicating what communication. A Project Communication is typically acompanied by a RACI |
Project Management Office |
Project Customer | A project customer is the person (or team) that benefits from the product or service delivered by the project. The customer influences the allocation of project resources. |
Project Management Office |
Project Management Office | A Center of Excellence for project management best practice offering guidance, resources, and oversight on the project lifecycle from product conception through to transition into the live environment. The PMO provides support, processes, and tools to UITS to facilitate value delivery whilst minimizing risk |
Project Management Office |
Project Manager | The Project Manager is accountable for ensuring the project meets its’ objectives. Using proven best practices and frameworks the PM will manage the performance of all stakeholders and resources required to ensure the project deliverable is achieved and the project is closed successfully. |
Project Management Office |
Project Objective | A project objective is the goal you set to achieve by the end of a specific project. This is the main reason why a project is happening. A project objective could be a tangible finished asset, such as a new product, or it could be a specific goal you want to accomplish. |
Project Management Office |
Project Plan | A project plan (or project management plan) is a detailed map of all of the elements your team needs to accomplish to reach your project's goals. Project plans are important because they set the stage for an entire project. This project management plan provides direction to every single person working on the team to help maintain accountability. The project plan is the main source of truth for every team member involved. If there’s any question, the project plan is the go-to source for information. |
Project Management Office |
Project Portfolio Manager | Ensures that accurate and up-to-date records are kept of all IT projects. The Project Portfolio Manager will work closely with IT management, project managers, and university stakeholders to ensure that UITS projects are managed throughout their lifecycle. |
Project Management Office |
Project Review Board | An advisory group of PMO stakeholders that ensure projects proposals will meet UMass objectives and value delivery prior to approval as a project. |
Project Management Office |