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We have been stuck in a redundant IT paradigm for quite a while now and we are long overdue for a shift forward. I have been writing about this for a couple of years now and the message is starting to get traction. Martin Schofield and Colin Beveridge discuss the future of IT Martin Schofield (Retail Operations How good are you at managing strategy? If you are not sure, here’s a very simple test – get a jigsaw puzzle and empty the pieces onto your desk, face down. Now, throw away the puzzle box, ask three friendly colleagues to remove an unspecified number of pieces each, at random, and to put the chosen pieces Enterprises are falling over themselves to become “2.0.” At least one company (Compuware 2.o) has changed its business name to incorporate the magic numbers. Mashups, wikis, p2p networks, blogs and tagging are proliferating exponentially. But none of these is the real killer app for Web 2.0. Colin Beveridge will set out a compelling vision of the future in a series of new executive briefings. Why is the IT-centric paradigm redundant? What is the next paradigm? How big is the gap between the current and future paradigms? What are the benefits of the shift? How can we invoke the shift? What are our next |
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