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Redefining Employee Computing by Maira on Jan 10, 2008 - 12:38 PM read 236 times |
Jan 25, 2008
Jan 25, 2008
Teleconference 11:00am-12:00pm Eastern
This research project will enable participants to explore the feasibility, benefits, and methods of dramatically revamping their approaches to employee computing. It will enable them to address questions including:
What is our business case for redefining employee computing? How much effort and expense can we save? What financial model should we use to assess our situation?
Are we ready to act on this opportunity? If not, how close are we, and what impediments need to be removed? How should we go about reorienting our employee computing practices from control to collaboration?
What variables should shape our action plan? How should our industry and competitive situations shape the plan?
What are the implications and necessary adjustments for each of the following?
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- IT management
- Enterprise architecture, including standards
- Information management, including privacy
- Systems security, including backup
- Systems administration, including utilities
- Corporate governance, including policies
- Employee responsibilities
- Vendor relationships
What should our transition plan look like – major activities, milestones, measures? What should we expect along the journey?
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