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Joe Masters Emison
Joe Masters Emison oversees the award-winning BuildFax cloud architecture and frequently speaks on cloud architecture and scaling and cutting costs in the cloud. ....
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Research: Service-Oriented IT
More tech-savvy and demanding end users plus plentiful, cheap outsourcing options mean IT organizations that want to survive and thrive must remake themselves. But what does it really gain us to deliver technology via an internal services model? To start with, better security, lower costs, more engagement and solid metrics to prove all this goodness to business leaders. In our three-part report, we explain how to adopt this model across the enterprise.
InformationWeek 500, 2011: Fast, Focused, and Better Funded
Some of the most interesting uses of information technology today have it as part of the product that a customer experiences, not just supporting back-end processes.
Informed CIO: Mobility
Pervasive connectivity is no longer the future, it’s the present, and organizations that rely on fixed communications mechanisms are limiting their potential. In this report, we’ll explain exactly how to harness mobile technologies to enhance and improve the processes on which your business relies—critical unless you want to end up trailing the competition. Plot where you fall in our Organizational Mobility Matrix, and use that as a starting point for a dialogue on the direction your enterprise mobility initiative will take.
