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At Dell World last week, Michael Dell hosted a variety of speakers, most of whom pointed to a vision of a new CIO, one who abandons the under-the-hood, component level focus in favor of vastly increased attention on business processes and crafting and configuring applications to support them. While the vision represents a coherent synthesis that addresses most of the challenges facing CIOs, several implications of the vision deserve attention in order for CIOs to avoid serious errors. Delete the scoop?
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Unquestionably, the end of the IT monopoly will require a structural change.
It is not that IT will have to say yes to everything end-users want to do. It is that IT will just not be asked. VPs and department heads will use what they can get their hands on to do their jobs.
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