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Copyright 2007 IDC. Reproduction is forbidden unless authorized. All rights reserved.
Innovation through IT: Challenges and Opportunities
CIO 2007May 24, 2007Helsinki
John GantzChief Research Officer
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AgendaAgenda
IT Innovation
Implications for CIOs
The Challenges of Transformation
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Finland IT BudgetsFinland IT Budgets
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The Innovation ShockwaveThe Innovation Shockwave
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The Information ExplosionThe Information ExplosionExabytes Created, Captured, or Copied in a Year
Source: “The Expanding Digital Universe,” IDC, March 2007; sponsored by EMC
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Source: “The Expanding Digital Universe,” IDC, March 2007; sponsored by EMC
~70% consumer generated
~85% incurring enterprise responsibility
~90% unstructured dataIT: integrated enterprise approach to information discovery, classification, and management
The Information ExplosionThe Information Explosion
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The Device ExplosionThe Device Explosion
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Camera phones
Cameras
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Cameras
PCs
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New devices: RFID, sensors, machinery, surveillance
New services: location, presence
Expanded IP networks: voice, video, building automation
IT: infrastructure and architecture become business decisions
The Device ExplosionThe Device Explosion
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The Transaction ExplosionThe Transaction Explosion
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Source: IDC Internet Commerce Market Model, V11, March 2007
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The Transaction ExplosionThe Transaction Explosion
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Source: IDC Internet Commerce Market Model, V11, March 2007
Billions WWMultiple transaction streams: B2B to B2C micro payments
Mobility, broadband, customer self service
Reliability, reliability, reliability
IT: now in the direct line of company revenue, service, and customer experience
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IT Security Vulnerabilities Reported (CERT)
The Mayhem ExplosionThe Mayhem Explosion
Source: Carnegie Mellon, Center for Emergency Response Team
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IT Security Vulnerabilities Reported (CERT)
The Mayhem ExplosionThe Mayhem Explosion
Source: Carnegie Mellon, Center for Emergency Response Team
Attacks more frequent and sophisticated
Hacker motivations have changed
Mandatory reporting coming
IT: prepare to spend more time in the boardroom
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IT Domain GrowthIT Domain Growth
Everything on the IP network will be in the IT domain
IT responsibility will migrate outward and deeper into the organization
IT organizations will need new ways to work with the business on new apps, integration, budgeting
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Source: McKinsey; increase in total factor productivity
8%
Project Returns*
IT Deployment
Mgt
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<25% -tile
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>75%-tile
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20%
2%
The SLA ChallengeThe SLA Challenge
LOBs determine the fate of IT!
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The New IT OrganizationThe New IT Organization
Embedded IT
IT Marketing
Usage-Based Charges
Business Objectives
New Staff/ Organization
Job Rotation
New Reporting Structure
Capital Spending Visibility
Business Process Responsibility
Six Sigma Process Management
Mixed Outsourcing
Virtual Teams
Client Contact
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Essential GuidanceEssential Guidance
Advanced IT organizations will need a service – not technical – mentality
IT portfolio management will require CEO involvement
Speed of IT system change will be a competitive weapon