Nearly every enterprise has made significant investments in core systems that run the back office, the product life cycle, the supply chain, logistics, sales, and customer service to name a few. Over the years, these systems have grown organically as business processes have changed and the enterprise has adapted to new market realities. In the midst of all of this systems growth and the resulting avalanche of information, several key touchstones have been lost. For instance, which system could completely reveal a customer’s relationship with the enterprise? Or, which system could provide a comprehensive view of how a given product has evolved and performed relative to competitors since its inception? An Exalead Whitepaper
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This document presents a comparison between the ORSYP value proposition and a large provider of legacy Workload Automation products. It details the key differentiators that demonstrate the proven benefits of ORSYP over the legacy systems.
Software asset management (SAM) is a complex process that enables organizations to gain control of their software estate from both a license compliance and financial standpoint. In many organizations, SAM represents one of the few remaining ways that substantial IT savings can be realized. McKinsey and Sand-Hill Group estimate that 30% or more of IT budgets are consumed by software license and maintenance costs. By optimizing the SAM process, organizations can maximize software utilization, reduce the risk of non-compliance (audits, fees, penalties), and reduce overall IT costs by as much as 5 to 10% per year.
This whitepaper discusses methods for improving efficiency in Data Centers and Print Output fleets. NER’s Infrastructure Optimization Solutions and Managed Print Services are core to improving standardization and optimization in their respective environments.
Business Intelligence (BI) emerged twenty years ago as a tool for decision-making. Originally used exclusively by analysts, power users, and board-level executives, it has slowly evolved into a more democratic medium as organizations have come to realize that decision-makers at all levels and in all departments need access to timely, relevant information. Today, there is an increasingly strong move towards the ‘consumerization’ of BI as people are demanding the same speed and ease-of-use from their workplace software as ubiquitous applications have delivered in their personal life.
IT organizations are continuously looking for ways to cut costs, improve efficiency, optimize the use of existing assets, improve service levels and meet stricter security and compliance requirements. Rationalization, consolidation, standardization and virtualization of data centers are just some effective ways to meet such growing needs. Consolidation and optimization of data centers results in reduced complexity, greater cost savings and more effective use of technology and the underlying resources.
Prepared by Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) for HCL Technologies Limited. May 2009