Wednesday, November 18, 2009

IT Project TCO Perspectives

Dell and the London School of Economics are collaborating to study practices and perceptions of IT decision-makers on creating enterprise efficiency. One of the findings brings emphasis on the impact that project investments have on on-going operating budgets and the need to minimize that impact, so that "run the business" operating costs do not balloon over time and threaten an enterprise's desire to fund further investment. ...

... "* 40 percent of IT leaders see better IT project management as driving more efficient use of technology.

* Dell Perspective: This was one of the largest current concerns of CIOs and decision makers according to the LSE survey. The need for companies to invest in technology that shifts IT spend away from labor costs that lock companies into a keeping the lights on approach is a significant focus. Further, the research addresses the need for greater implementation of simplifying technologies that drive datacenter efficiency, which can inherently reduce risk while also unlocking resources that can drive innovation. " ...


Via Dell: First Results of Multi-Year Study on Enterprise Efficiency

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Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Perspectives on Role of IT

Canadian survey looks for input on skills shortage and offers perspective on the role of IT. Execs see IT in a run-the-business role while IT pros aspire for greater business impact. ...

... "The survey found that most executives view system upkeep and maintenance as the most important role for IT, but three-quarters of IT professionals want a chance to play a larger and more strategic role in their organization. " ...


Via Ottawa Business Journal: Survey

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