August 18, 2005
Organic IT Challenges IT Organizational Practices
New Infrastructure Technologies Require New IT Role And Process Definitions
by Frank E. Gillett, Alex Cullen
with Laurie M. Orlov, Thomas Powell
Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)
Organic IT technologies deliver IT infrastructure capabilities for improving resource efficiency and flexibility, which drives improved IT responsiveness and cost savings. But adopting these technologies presents challenges — a mismatch between existing IT organization and management practices and the operating assumptions that these technologies bring. To realize the vast potential benefits, IT must change how costs are allocated and recovered, align group responsibilities around services, and address how to continuously balance the needs of central and distributed IT.
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Forrester discussed this topic with numerous firms and vendors as part of our Organic IT research over the past three years. Related Research Documents
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