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An IT ecosystem is "the network of organizations that drives the creation and delivery of information technology products and services."

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An IT ecosystem is "the network of organizations that drives the creation and delivery of information technology products and services." <ref>What is Information Technology Ecosystem [http://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/information-technology-ecosystem-health-and-performance hbs.edu]</ref>

*Technology ecosystems are product platforms defined by core components made by the platform owner and complemented by applications made by autonomous companies in the periphery.
*These ecosystems offer solutions comprising a larger system of use than the original platform owner created and solve an important technical problems within in an industry.
*In successful technology ecosystems it is easy to connect to or build upon the core solution in order to expand the system of use and allow new and even unanticipated end uses.
*The core firm's product has important but limited value when used alone but substantially increases in value when used with the complementary applications. <ref>Technology Ecosystem Definition [http://lexicon.ft.com/Term?term=technology-ecosystem Financial Times Lexicon]</ref>

Forrester's concept of an IT ecosystem is much more comprehensive. The CIO is no longer just responsible for leading the "IT department." He or she is responsible for managing relationships within an "ecosystem" comprising three types of participants: <ref>The Concept of IT Ecosystem [http://fscavo.blogspot.com/2006/09/ The Enterprise System Spectator]</ref>
*Consumers: the end-customers and users of technology within the organization.
*Producers: the technology vendors, including both product and service providers
*Influencers: the key stakeholders within the business that have an increasing voice over the direction and role of IT.

The boundaries between participants in the IT ecosystem are becoming less definite, leading to many interesting complications in the role of the CIO today.

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		+	*[[IT Strategy (Information Technology Strategy)]]
		+	*[[IT Governance]]
		+	*[[Enterprise Architecture]]
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-An IT ecosystem is "the [[network]] of organizations that drives the creation and delivery of information technology products and services." <ref>What is Information Technology Ecosystem [http://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/information-technology-ecosystem-health-and-performance hbs.edu]</ref>
+An IT ecosystem is "the network of organizations that drives the creation and delivery of information technology products and services." <ref>[http://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/information-technology-ecosystem-health-and-performance What is Information Technology Ecosystem -hbs.edu]</ref>
-*Technology ecosystems are [[product]] platforms defined by core components made by the platform owner and complemented by applications made by autonomous companies in the periphery.
+*Technology ecosystems are product platforms defined by core components made by the platform owner and complemented by applications made by autonomous companies in the periphery.
-*These ecosystems offer solutions comprising a larger [[system]] of use than the original platform owner created and solve an important technical problems within in an [[industry]].
+*These ecosystems offer solutions comprising a larger system of use than the original platform owner created and solve important technical problems within an industry.
 *In successful technology ecosystems it is easy to connect to or build upon the core solution in order to expand the system of use and allow new and even unanticipated end uses.
-*The core firm's product has important but limited [[value]] when used alone but substantially increases in value when used with the complementary applications. <ref>Technology Ecosystem Definition [http://lexicon.ft.com/Term?term=technology-ecosystem Financial Times Lexicon]</ref>
+*The core firm's product has important but limited value when used alone but substantially increases in value when used with complementary applications. <ref>Technology Ecosystem Definition [http://lexicon.ft.com/Term?term=technology-ecosystem Financial Times Lexicon]</ref>
 Forrester's concept of an IT ecosystem is much more comprehensive. The CIO is no longer just responsible for leading the "IT department." He or she is responsible for managing relationships within an "ecosystem" comprising three types of participants: <ref>The Concept of IT Ecosystem [http://fscavo.blogspot.com/2006/09/ The Enterprise System Spectator]</ref>
-*Consumers: the end-customers and users of technology within the [[organization]].
+*Consumers: the end-customers and users of technology within the organization.
-*Producers: the technology vendors, including both product and [[service]] providers
+*Producers: the technology vendors, including both product and service providers
-*Influencers: the key stakeholders within the [[business]] that have an increasing voice over the direction and role of IT.
+*Influencers: the key stakeholders within the business that have an increasing voice over the direction and role of IT.
 The boundaries between participants in the IT ecosystem are becoming less definite, leading to many interesting complications in the role of the CIO today.
 ===References===
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