Open Knowledge Foundation. S In Search of IT Simplicity CIO. CIO — No company sets out to create convoluted processes supported--sometimes thwarted--by layers of overly complicated technology.
But too often, that's what we face. Applications that require days of training but still generate streams of calls to the help desk. Databases and tools too old for vendors to support, but too vital for CIOs to shut down. Data centers choked with servers and wiring, connected to more just like it.
Customer Experience Management. Why Tech Companies Are Often Bad at Transformation. Artificial Intelligence & Intelligent Agents. The Changing Role of the CIO [Infographic] Five Myths Of The Enterprise Startup. Editor’s note: This post was written by guest contributor Aaron Levie, CEO and co-founder of Box.net.
You can read his previous posts here. One of two things is going to happen in 2012: either the world is going to end as the Mayans predicted, or people are finally going to start to see enterprise software as cool (which I have long predicted). Now, most people will never think enterprise software is as sweet as I do; I can live with that. Services that help you access the world’s music or connect with your entire network of friends will always win the technology popularity contest. But we do spend an awful lot of time talking about coupons, randomized video chat (likely NSFW), and virtual bars.
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