The reliance on IT outsourcing for certain aspects of a company has always been there, and now the latest advancements has opened up new possibilities for companies to collaborate and take IT offshore. According to a survey of 200 IT executives by Bluewolf , 48% will hire more contractors than full-time [ Tweet This ] staff and 32% see the need to increase their levels of IT outsourcing in the coming year
I bring this up because Cisco just released the latest installment of its Connected World Technology Report , which found that Millennials don’t really care about computer security and are prone to ignoring IT policies. According to the survey, roughly 61% percent of young employees believe that security “is not really their responsibility: They want to work hard, from home or the office, using social networks and cloud applications to get the job done, while someone else builds seamless security into their interactions
A Vodafone UK survey conducted among the Information and Communication Technology teams at public sector organizations across the country threw some pretty interesting results
He states, “ To succeed today, you need to get your hands on all of the information relevant to your business—regardless of where it’s stored or how it’s transmitted.” If you survey those in your organization, the majority if asked if they want to manage records will answer in the negative
They may be healthier now than then…(I’d love to see a current survey). I will say this: from my experience with implementing electronic records management software (third party and homegrown), decommissioning IT applications, discovery efforts, and more, the difference between how we see electronic records issues and the perspective of an information technology purist bothers me
Kicking and Screaming Mancini exhorts corporate technologists to move beyond a sluggish tolerance for a risk-averse status quo as he rifles through the five tenets of his manifesto: * Commit to the cloud * Mobilize everything * Make the business social * Digitize anything that moves * Prepare for extreme information management (“IM”) In every instance there's a market research survey to suggest that the direction of the market is heading for the sky as quickly as IT homebodies are heading for the exits
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