The future of IT, according to Mr Tela, is in the intersection of technology and business. FILE PHOTO
Information Technology (IT) is increasingly becoming an integral part of businesses in Uganda.
Despite
the advantages IT lends to businesses, Small and Medium Enterprises are
yet to properly
appreciates the connection between the two—business and IT.
appreciates the connection between the two—business and IT.
According to IT specialists and the Industry
analysts, the two, if properly harnessed could massively boost the
business bottom line—profit.
But the problem is that there is often disconnection between IT and the organisational structures or way of doing things.
But the problem is that there is often disconnection between IT and the organisational structures or way of doing things.
“IT
teams are often hamstrung by multi-vendor IT management solutions that
are functionally disconnected from each other and isolated from the rest
of the organisation,” reads a statement issued earlier in the week by
Africa DataEdge Limited an IT Management.
According to
Mr Tela Dennis, an IT Consultant, this in turn means that: “IT teams
and business units grow further out of sync for the IT teams take longer
to act on new opportunities as business productivity and continuity
suffer, leaving business units looking helplessly as opportunities slip
away.”
The future of IT, according to Mr Tela, is in the intersection of technology and business.
And that is the kind of tools that IT professionals should be preoccupied with.
And that is the kind of tools that IT professionals should be preoccupied with.
In
the IT seminar held earlier in the week in Kampala by ManageEngine, an
IT service provider, Mr Praveen Dash, an IT specialist, said industry
professionals aims should be around providing solutions that bridge the
function of IT to the core organisational goals.
iladu@ug.nationmedia.com
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