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Stop! An IT Spending Manifesto

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Michael Sampson has written a great piece on his Shared Spaces blog titled Stop! An IT Spending Manifesto 2005 - 2007.

It's time for CIOs, IT Managers, and IT Professionals to stop wasting money on technologies that are mature and that offer limited opportunities for business improvement. That means immediately stopping spending on: ...

This should be required reading for every CEO...  Nice job, Michael!

Posted by Tom Duff On 07/11/2005 | | Bookmark and Share

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Gravatar Image1 - I see that one of the "should be working on" is mobility. Doesn't that point to Domino/Notes? Forget that the client has been removable and returnable anytime, perfectly happy working away from home until again the client can connect to the mother ship. IBM has Everyplace that does a bang up job of converting content into micro display for phones, Blackberries, and other PDA's.

Posted by Eric Parsons At 05:21:24 On 12/07/2005 | - Website - |


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