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If Your IT Does Not Add Value, You Have The Wrong IT

Computing Magazine highlights the fact that most firms do not measure IT benefits.

…Sixty per cent of UK organisations still do not formally measure the benefits of IT because they see it as a cost rather than a source of profit…

If you don’t measure benefits, you cannot demonstrate how IT adds value. If your IT does not add value, you have the wrong IT.

…Information technology should be seen not just as a cost centre, supplying infrastructure, but as an enabler of an organisation’s overall business objectives…

Thanks to Sherrillyne from Strive PR for the heads up.

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