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Pete Jakob IT discussions in business media always seem to cover the same topics: mid-tier businesses and tech; IT investment (too much? too little?); data storage (and the environment); information security; and whether good tech people can be good managers. more...
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Mind the gap
In the latest edition of Real Business Insights, we ask the experts why it’s still so difficult for businesses to get from A to Z when it comes to IT investment.

Over at Silicon.com, the CIO Jury adds to the debate, in their discussion of IT priorities for 2007: “Sean Powley, assistant director for organisational development and customer services at the London Borough of Barnet, was more succinct, citing ‘cutting through supplier bulls**t’ and ‘trying to find genuine evidence to support business cases for investment in new technologies" as priorities for 2007.’


Posted: 22/01/2007 Comments: 0
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