Here are some advised readings:

From macro point of view what changed in seven years, in two words a lot.

If this recession has done one thing for you, it opened the door. Now it is up to you. It is time for business savvy IT professionals to take the covers off TOGAF and communicate it to the business

A recent research report evaluates why Enterprise Architecture discipline has not become an integral part of an Organization's operating fabric. The  report is authored by Jason Uppal, Master Certified Architect by The Open Group and partner with ICT Control. Jason lectures Enterprise Architecture at Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management.

Datanews featured an articles by Professor Georges Ataya related to the costs and benefits of cloud computing. The article in French or in Dutch could be found on Datanews pages. 

ICT Control  trained classes in various continents where participants learned how to use CobiT for implementing IT Governance, improve IT processes, audit the IT Function, and implement performance measurement and maturity evaluation.

A new governance framework, and supporting publications addressing the governance of IT-enabled business investments, Val IT consists of a set of guiding principles. ICT Control advises clients on the use of portfolio management, project categorisation and business case development.

ITIL^® is the most widely accepted approach to IT service management in the world. ITIL provides a cohesive set of best practice, drawn from the public and private sectors internationally. ICT Control partners have helped implementing Service management based on ITIL V2 and ITIL V3 in various organisations within the services, financial and manufacturing sectors as well as in the public services.

CMMI is a process improvement approach that provides organizations with the essential elements of effective processes that ultimately improve their performance. ICT Control partners assisted organisations in assessing their CMMI maturity and in growing their organisation to progress product quality.

The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) is a framework for developing an enterprise architecture. The Enterprise Architecture (EA) courses series at Carnegie Mellon University includes EA Fundamentals, Advanced EA and EA Security Architecture. 

Courses and advisory consulting are delivered in Brussels by international experts.

In November 2009, the journalist Eric Rossen from Digi.no magazine interviewed georges Ataya during his trip to Oslo and produced an article related to IT spending.

Professor Georges Ataya edited regular columns in magazines such as the Belgian "IT professional" and the Dutch "IT Executive". They were published in Dutch and in French. Columns are also published on the CIONET.com extranet.

Georges Ataya reports on the role of Enterprise Architecture from The European Summit on IT Governance 2008.