Jeffrey.Morgan

Jeffrey Morgan, president of e-Volve IT Services, has been providing independent consulting services since 1993. He is the author of Enterprise Software Procurement, and he publishes the blog Information Technology for Executives.

Jeff has worked with organizations in nearly every sector, including the Department of Defense and other federal, state and local government agencies, as well as nonprofit organizations and small businesses and Fortune 500 and 100 companies in the insurance, publishing, manufacturing, medical and transportation industries.

Jeff re-engineers business and technology processes, systems and services for county and municipal governments, nonprofits, and small and midsize businesses to improve services and lower costs.

He holds a master of arts degree from the University of California, Riverside (Regents' fellow, Graduate Council fellow, 1992), and is also a graduate of the Defense Language Institute (Korean, honor graduate 1986), the U.S. Army Electronic Warfare School (distinguished graduate, 1986), and the U.S. Army Intelligence School (1986). Jeff's resume includes extensive training and experience in many areas.

The opinions expressed in this blog are those of Jeffrey Morgan and do not necessarily represent those of IDG Communications Inc. or its parent, subsidiary or affiliated companies.

Articles by Jeffrey.Morgan

Board and management responsibilities for information security
Information Technology Governance

Board and management responsibilities for information security

Only 37% of corporate directors are confident with their organizations’ cyber security plans. What responsibilities do corporate and public-sector boards have for oversight of cyber and information security and what resources are available for them?
By Jeffrey Morgan February 9, 2018
Information Technology Governance

Information governance in the federal government

Inexcusable mismanagement of classified data, secret e-mail accounts and wanton destruction of public information demonstrate that there isn’t any information governance happening in the federal government.
By Jeffrey Morgan February 2, 2018
For tech’s sake! Another government tech plan?
Information Technology Governance

For tech’s sake! Another government tech plan?

The best technology plan ever? Pouring a bucket of tech on dysfunctional managers and business processes doesn't solve business problems.
By Jeffrey Morgan August 1, 2017
What’s new with ISO/IEC 20000?
Information Technology Governance

What’s new with ISO/IEC 20000?

ISO/IEC 20000-1:2011 is the international standard for IT service management. Is it just for large organizations or does it work for very small organizations as well? How can it help your organization provide better service?
By Jeffrey Morgan July 27, 2017
Risk assessments for local governments and SMBs
Information Technology Governance

Risk assessments for local governments and SMBs

Does your organization have a mature risk management program or are your just crossing your fingers and hoping for the best? Risk assessments are an essential part of your information and IT governance programs.
By Jeffrey Morgan May 23, 2017
Municipal shared services agreements for information technology
Information Technology Governance

Municipal shared services agreements for information technology

Are shared IT services for municipalities a good deal? What are the risks and do they really save money or will you be stuck with a nightmare scenario from which you can never extricate your organization?
By Jeffrey Morgan May 15, 2017
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