Difference between revisions of "IT Optimization"
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| − | IT optimization is a methodical effort to rationalize systems, processes, and staffing can have the net effect of keeping IT groups operating at peak efficiency. “It’s tempting to view IT optimization primarily as a mechanism for reducing IT service delivery costs, or for cutting the costs associated with IT capital projects, but IT doesn’t operate by the same rules as other parts of your business. That’s because you can leverage IT to reduce costs across the board.” - Peter Blatman of Deloitte Consulting<ref>What is IT Optimization? [http://deloitte.wsj.com/cio/2012/07/30/it-optimization-less-can-be-more/ Deloitte]</ref> | + | IT optimization is a methodical effort to rationalize systems, processes, and staffing can have the net effect of keeping IT groups operating at peak [[efficiency]]. “It’s tempting to view IT optimization primarily as a mechanism for reducing IT [[service]] delivery costs, or for cutting the costs associated with IT [[capital]] projects, but IT doesn’t operate by the same rules as other parts of your [[business]]. That’s because you can leverage IT to reduce costs across the board.” - Peter Blatman of Deloitte Consulting<ref>What is IT Optimization? [http://deloitte.wsj.com/cio/2012/07/30/it-optimization-less-can-be-more/ Deloitte]</ref> |
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Revision as of 16:21, 6 February 2021
IT optimization is a methodical effort to rationalize systems, processes, and staffing can have the net effect of keeping IT groups operating at peak efficiency. “It’s tempting to view IT optimization primarily as a mechanism for reducing IT service delivery costs, or for cutting the costs associated with IT capital projects, but IT doesn’t operate by the same rules as other parts of your business. That’s because you can leverage IT to reduce costs across the board.” - Peter Blatman of Deloitte Consulting[1]