The prevalent view is to provide a set of best practices that span all
IT disciplines. This is also often referred to as benchmarking. Best
practice is based on the idea that the best way to learn is from the
experiences of others. The goal is to establish the maturity of these IT
disciplines within the enterprise, and acknowledge that different
disciplines may be at different levels of maturity. If all disciples are
measured and evaluated, does maturity mean that best practices are
blindly implemented?
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