IT performance – HP CIO Assessment

Written by Adelina Chelniciuc on July 12, 2011. Posted in Articles, Operational performance

Good news for IT industry  budgets and spending are increasing this year. According to Wedbush’s survey of 100 IT project managers some of their  conclusions are:

• 77 percent of respondents expected IT budgets to rise 8 percent in 2011.
• 59 percent of respondents said they would purchase tablets in the next year, but only 29 percent of those surveyed thought they would replace notebooks. PC demand appears to be solid in business technology.

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Data analytics vs. intuition

Written by Denisa Călin on June 20, 2011. Posted in Articles, Operational performance

MIT Sloan Management Review, in partnership with the IBM Institute for Business Value, conducted in 2010 a survey of nearly 3,000 executives, managers and analysts working across more than 30 industries and 100 countries, aiming to help organizations understand the opportunity of information and advanced analytics.

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Example of IT Performance Management Research Report

Written by Adelina Chelniciuc on May 31, 2011. Posted in Articles, Operational performance

One of the key functional areas in the modern organizations is the IT department. Establishing a streamlined performance management framework can be of critical importance for many organizations in order to optimize the benefits of IT performance and achieve value from their investment.

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The role of strategy in IT spending – SAP Co-CEO interview

Written by Ramona Gligorea on March 25, 2011. Posted in Multimedia, Operational performance

Bill McDermott, co-CEO of SAP, discusses the outlook of IT spending in 2010/2011.

Source:

• The Wall Street Journal, 2009

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An overview of Marketing Performance Management

Written by Adelina Chelniciuc on February 3, 2011. Posted in Articles, Operational performance

Exploring the fundamentals for marketing performance management is an interesting journey, as it outlines the conditions that enhanced the adoption of a culture oriented towards performance in marketing and, not less important, the confirmation of marketing’s strategic role in organizations.

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