The technology industry has been living in an era of abundance for two decades. That's about to change. "Billions of dollars are wasted every year due to a lack of attention, awareness, or expertise in measuring the health and efficiency of technology systems as companies scale. It's time to move from the era of abundance to the era of efficiency." - Ben DeBow, CEO and Founder, Fortified IT professionals have been too focused on the here and now instead of creating real long-term value for their organizations. In his book, End of Abundance in Tech: How IT Leaders Can Find Efficiencies to Drive…mehr
The technology industry has been living in an era of abundance for two decades. That's about to change. "Billions of dollars are wasted every year due to a lack of attention, awareness, or expertise in measuring the health and efficiency of technology systems as companies scale. It's time to move from the era of abundance to the era of efficiency." - Ben DeBow, CEO and Founder, Fortified IT professionals have been too focused on the here and now instead of creating real long-term value for their organizations. In his book, End of Abundance in Tech: How IT Leaders Can Find Efficiencies to Drive Business Value, data and optimization expert Ben DeBow offers a systemized approach for improving the health and efficiency of technology systems beyond today's accepted KPIs. It's time to shift the focus from measuring the capacity and costs of technology systems today and plan for the next three to five years so we know the total cost of applications over time. With insights from boots-on-the-ground IT and data experts from retail, healthcare, and finance, and from the vantage point of both financial and environmental sustainability, as it takes substantial energy to power inefficient systems, DeBow presents an action plan to define and assess workload health metrics to impact real change. Only with this type of approach will the tech industry be fully prepared to tackle the necessary tradeoffs and meet the challenges to come. **Ben DeBow is on a mission to evolve corporate mindsets with a focus on workload health and analytics. Visit www.bendebow.com to learn more. **Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
BEN DEBOW is the founder and CEO of Fortified, a next-generation database managed services provider. His ability to quickly identify and solve data problems is hailed by enterprises including Allstate, Intuit, Credit Suisse, JP Morgan Chase, Global Payments, and Sabre. A noted authority on Microsoft SQL Server, DeBow is creating a movement to replace the era of abundance in IT with the era of efficiency. His patent-pending approach helps companies efficiently scale systems to support data and business growth while minimizing risk and gaining financial transparency. DeBow earned degrees in Information Systems and Accounting from the University of Cincinnati. An avid explorer and BBQ connoisseur, he is a member of the Entrepreneurs' Organization which enables him to meet fellow game changers from across the world. He lives and works in Charlotte, NC.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter 1: There Is a Better Way Chapter 2: Defining Technology Health Chapter 3: The Most Important KPI You're Not Thinking About Chapter 4: Bringing Financial Transparency to Technology Chapter 5: Can We Afford to Ignore the Environmental Impact of Technology? Chapter 6: What Is Your Technology Really Costing You? Chapter 7: Actions for Improving Technology Health to Create Business Value Chapter 8: Fighting for Efficiency in IT: Real-world Stories and Advice Conclusion About the Author Acknowledgments
Introduction Chapter 1: There Is a Better Way Chapter 2: Defining Technology Health Chapter 3: The Most Important KPI You're Not Thinking About Chapter 4: Bringing Financial Transparency to Technology Chapter 5: Can We Afford to Ignore the Environmental Impact of Technology? Chapter 6: What Is Your Technology Really Costing You? Chapter 7: Actions for Improving Technology Health to Create Business Value Chapter 8: Fighting for Efficiency in IT: Real-world Stories and Advice Conclusion About the Author Acknowledgments
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