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Among brick-and-mortar corporate functions such as Audit, Finance, Human Resources, Legal, and Public Communications, would Enterprise IT eventually become irrelevant or obsolete? Some business units argue yes — largely driven by poor past experiences with IT support and system reliability. From lack of agility to bureaucracy and limited business understanding, Enterprise IT has indeed, in many cases, impeded business growth. Today, technology development and application usage are no longer confined to technology professionals. With the growing maturity and abundance of … Continue reading “We Don’t Need Enterprise IT?”

IT is a knowledge economy, and its growth is highly dependent on people, skills, and expertise. As technology proliferates into every human space, the demand for advanced skills has skyrocketed. These skills are critical for better products, reliable services, and efficient operations. Every enterprise — financial institutions, government agencies, hospitals, manufacturers, universities, and large corporates — has an in-house IT department (Enterprise IT). Headcount can range from a few dozen in small and medium enterprises to several thousand in very … Continue reading “The IT Lineup That Wins”