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Logicalis is helping clients to plan their digital journey, releasing the creativity that runs through businesses and using digital technology to deliver outstanding results.
In the wake of the global financial crisis and driven by a combination of cost pressure and competitiveness, the relationship between businesses and IT is changing, and it is changing quickly. The business value derived from investments in IT is under scrutiny more than ever before.
60% of CIOs and IT Directors agreed that line of business managers will gain more power over IT decision making over the next three to five years. Read on to find out the key takeaways from the Optimal Services Survey.
At Logicalis, we see that the world is shrinking; becoming more complex, with increasing competition, a deluge of new technologies and a changing workforce. The technology game plan is changing – and the ability to compete in the new marketplace depends on investment in IT for maximum business advantage.
Optimising IT business value is the first priority of every CEO. Optimising IT infrastructure, operations, and service experience is now the top priority for every CIO.
Businesses are having to adapt at an accelerated pace to keep up with constant changes in technology and services. Often beginning in the ‘consumer’ space, these changes are making the jump to the ‘enterprise’ space and this convergence can create disruption to the status quo, altering the way businesses do things.
This report details key findings from the third annual Logicalis Global CIO Survey, which seeks to assess the changing role of CIOs and IT departments as businesses worldwide increasingly view technology as a business enabler, rather than an essential cost centre.
This report details key findings from the second annual Optimal Services Study, which seeks to assess the changing role of CIOs and IT departments as businesses worldwide increasingly view technology as a business enabler, rather than an essential cost centre.
The rise of the internal service provider. Find out what CIOs from Europe, North America, Latin America, and Asia Pacific have to say.
The pace of technology is increasing exponentially. Digitalisation and the digital business are catalysts of change that are affecting the human-machine relationship.