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The SFIA Foundation is a global not-for-profit organisation which oversees the production and use of the Skills Framework for the Information Age
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The Foundation develops and maintains the SFIA Framework and...
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SFIA is the world's most widely adopted skills and...
- SFIA Assessment and Digital Badges
SFIA, the global skills and competency framework for the...
- Bodies of Knowledge
Has a basic generic knowledge appropriate to area of work....
- User Forum Resources for Download
The SFIA Foundation maintains and distributes SFIA using a...
- SFIA 8 Supporters and Contributors
The SFIA Foundation is grateful for the ongoing support and...
- About Us
- The Background
- The SFIA 8 Content
- The Story Behind The Content
- Moving to SFIA 8
- The SFIA Ecosystem
- The Thank You's
Evolution of SFIA
First published in 2000, SFIA has evolved through successive updates as a result of expert input by its global users to ensure that it remains relevant and useful to the needs of the industry and business. SFIA originated as a framework for the ICT community. It has evolved to be a framework that defines the skills and competencies required by business and technology professionals who design, develop, implement, manage and protect the data and technology that power the digital world. Within t...
SFIA's design principles and structure are unchanged
One of the reasons for the great success and global footprint of the SFIA standard is that it reflects reality within industry. The SFIA levels describe recognisable levels of responsibility and accountability — this is universally liked by SFIA users. This is why the structure of SFIA has remained the same — 7 levels of responsibility characterised by generic attributes which describe behavioural factors, along with professional skills and competencies described at one or more of those 7 lev...
Browsing SFIA 8 web pages
For those who want to go straight to the content of SFIA 8. Here you can find... 1. Levels of responsibility 2. Behavioral factors 3. All skills A-Z 4. Full framework view - skills arranged by categories and sub-categories 1. Digital Transformation skills view 2. Agile skills view 3. DevOps skills view 4. Big data/Data science skills view 5. Information and cyber security skills view 6. Enterprise IT view
SFIA 8 documentation
A number of documents are available for download. These include: 1. new look summary chart - skills and responsibilities 2. 2 pdf reference manuals - plus 3 new appendices 3. skills and responsibilities spreadsheet - for importing content for your own tools and documents 4. behavioural factors in SFIA You need to be registered and logged in to the site to access the documents. You can register here. Any problems accessing documents (not for password changes) please contact updates@sfia-online...
How SFIA is updated
Click the image below full details of the SFIA 8 consultation and update process changes.
SFIA 8 content changes - the professional skills
Click the image below for details of the changes to the professional skills for SFIA 8.
SFIA 8 content changes - the generic attributes
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Planning your adoption of SFIA 8
It includes 1. general guidance for adopting SFIA 8 whether you are currently using SFIA 7 or previous versions of SFIA 2. specific details on the content of SFIA 8 and how it has changed from SFIA 7. 3. Full details here - Moving to SFIA 8 Click the image below for full details of information available to support you inmoving to SFIA 8.
More than just a skills and competencies framework
This describes some of the range of activities of the SFIA Foundation. They are not core elements of the SFIA Framework and may not be generally visible to the user community but they are key to the Foundation's activities. Including 1. User guidance 2. Mappings to industry frameworks 3. Links to industry bodies of knowledge 4. SFIA accredited partners and specialists 5. Skills mapped to standard roles 6. SFIA accredited training 7. Not-for-profit stewardship of the SFIA framework Click the i...
The community
Once again, I am very grateful to Peter Leather, who acted as both the SFIA 8 Update Manager and technical consultant/subject matter expert. Most importantly, thanks are owed to the vast community of SFIA users, volunteers from around the world, covering hundreds of organisations, who provided requirements, reviewed change requests, suggested solutions, and drafted or reviewed content. SFIA continues to be translated into 11 languages — with more planned in 2022. A list of SFIA contributors a...
The global SFIA 8 Design Authority Board
Special thanks to the global SFIA 8 Design Authority who have workedhard,oftenat inhospitable times,to deliver a quality resulton behalf of the SFIA community. Ian Seward General Manager — SFIA Foundation Chair — SFIA Design Authority Board September 2021 Email:ops@sfia-online.org
Download the comprehensive and freely available SFIA 8 documentation. Available to download... the SFIA 8 framework reference in pdf. About SFIA - Guidance for the use of the SFIA standard in pdf. an A3 chart summarising SFIA 8 skills and responsibilities in interactive pdf.
The Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA) is a global standard that defines digital and other ICT related skills. SFIA is used by government agencies, private enterprises and individuals for workforce planning, recruitment and deployment of staff, career path frameworks, skills assessment and more.
1 de abr. de 2020 · The Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA) is a skills framework for the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector, which has been developed incrementally over the past few decades to assist individuals and organisations with skills management.
- Jason Brown
- 2020
17 de abr. de 2023 · The Skills Framework for the Information Age (SFIA) is a globally recognized model for describing and managing skills and competencies required for professionals working in the field of information and communication technology (ICT).
SFIA, the Skills Framework for the Information Age, describes skills required by professionals in roles involving information and communications technology. First published in 2003, and regularly updated, SFIA has become the globally accepted common language for the skills and competencies required in the digital world.
