Scenario: The Future of IT Organizations - 70350
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When looking at today’s IT, it is driven by some major evolutions. Everything which is done in IT has to take these evolutions into account. One is Social Computing. The second evolution is Mobile Computing. The third evolution is Cloud Computing. All these trends affect IT fundamentally. The consumerization and deperimeterization of IT are logical consequences. Information technology (IT) is available to virtually everyone and virtually everywhere.
When looking at the Future of IT Organizations, Cloud Computing has the biggest impact. With the rise of Cloud Computing, IT managers and Business started to feel that the internal, on-premise IT needs to be able to compete against attractive external offerings. The IT Supply Chain is changing fundamentally. There are far more suppliers within reach. This evolution is neither new nor surprising. It is just that IT overall is moving from manufacturing to industrialization. For IT Organizations that means they either have to adapt to that new age of “industrialized IT” or they will fail...
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Scenario: The Future of IT Organizations - 70350When looking at today’s IT, it is driven by some major evolutions. Everything which is done in IT has to take these evolutions into account. One is Social Computing. The second evolution is Mobile Computing. The third evolution is Cloud Computing. All these trends affect IT… |
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