May 18, 2004
Organic IT 2004: Cut IT Costs, Speed Up Business
The Architecture Behind Grid, Utility, On Demand, And Adaptive Technologies
with Galen Schreck, Laura Koetzle, Richard Fichera, Thomas Powell, Stephan Wenninger
Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)
Organic IT, Forrester's vision for next-generation data center architecture, offers firms massive IT cost savings and business agility — if they can get past the confusion of ideas and offerings. IT executives must deploy technology for virtualization, automation, and self-management, while implementing infrastructure best practices of standardization, abstraction, and integration. Forrester's Organic IT vision now includes new Organic Management capabilities, multiple innovations across five infrastructure categories, and key prerequisites necessary to get to Organic IT.
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Forrester surveyed 149 user companies and interviewed 21 vendors, including: Cassatt, Computer Associates, DataSynapse, Dell, EMC, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Microsoft, Sun Microsystems, VERITAS, VMware, and VIEO. Related Research DocumentsSeptember 24, 2003, Report
April 11, 2003, Brief Series
December 31, 2002, Report November 26, 2002, Planning Assumption October 23, 2002, Report
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Organic IT Can Deliver Big IT Cost Savings — And Business Gains
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Original air date: Wednesday, August 13, 2008
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