|
|
Home > Computers and Information Technology > IT Administration & Services > General Services
Enterprise Agility: Preparing To React
|
| Published Date:
September 2007
Published By:
Ovum Plc
Page Count:
8
Order Code:
R464-628
|
|
When it comes to achieving differentiation, you generally have three choices: you do something different to the competition, you do the same but better, or you do the same but cheaper. Doing things cheaper is all about efficiency, and in the past decade IT investments have been focused on this. The problem is that it is not sustainable, and you have to keep moving on the treadmill of development. Doing something better is about as nebulous a concept as you’ll find. It’s the realm of MBAs, management consultants and business gurus. Doing something entirely different takes innovation and impeccable timing, and timing is something we have not fully examined from an IT point of view. Here, we unravel some of the key issues around timing, namely prediction, reaction, and the business’s ability to respond to random or unforeseen events.
|
Similar Products
• Information Technology
Published Aug 2008 by First Research, Inc.
• Government Survey Data 2008: The Economy, Online Habits, Collaboration, IT Challenges, and More
Published Aug 2008 by Compass Intelligence
• Manufacturing Survey Data 2008: The Economy, Online Habits, Collaboration, IT Challenges, and More
Published Aug 2008 by Compass Intelligence
• Education Survey Data 2008: The Economy, Online Habits, Collaboration, IT Challenges, and More
Published Aug 2008 by Compass Intelligence
• What’s News?: AT&T Launches Synaptic Hosting
Published Aug 2008 by Compass Intelligence
• Singapore SMB IT Investment Trends: Services
Published Aug 2008 by IDC
• Exploring the Latest in Technology: Telecom and IT in a Changing World
Published Aug 2008 by Compass Intelligence
• Exploring State & Local IT and Telecom
Published Aug 2008 by Compass Intelligence
• Industry Strategic Outlook : Global 2000 companies are looking to provide greater Mobility Support to their employees; managed services vendors that can support this trend will see increased traction in this mobility support vertical
Published Aug 2008 by IE Market Research Corp.
• Decision Matrix: Selecting an IT Systems Management Vendor (Competitor Focus)
Published Aug 2008 by Datamonitor
|
|
|
|
0 items
