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Reconceptualizing It
Excerpt from Reconceptualizing It
Traditionally, the IT infrastructure consisted primarily of an organization's data center, which supported mainframe transaction processing. (see Figure Effectiveness was assessed in terms of reliability and efficiency in processing transactions and storing vast amounts of data. Running a data center was not very mysterious, and most large organizations became good at it. Consequently, while the data center was mission critical at most large organizations, it was not strategic.
Traditionally, the IT infrastructure consisted primarily of an organization's data center, which supported mainframe transaction processing. (see Figure Effectiveness was assessed in terms of reliability and efficiency in processing transactions and storing vast amounts of data. Running a data center was not very mysterious, and most large organizations became good at it. Consequently, while the data center was mission critical at most large organizations, it was not strategic.
33 pages, Paperback
First published August 9, 2015
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