Papers in Business Issues -> Change

Introduction

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1. Managed Print Services Landscape, 2013
This report examines the competitive landscape for MPS and discusses the key market drivers and trands that will shape future generation MPS engagements.
Published By: Quocirca

2. The next frontier for managed print services
The MPS market has matured since many organisations inked their first deal. Organisations moving beyond first generation engagements have often reached the end of their cost-cutting phase and are looking for innovation to drive more business value.
Published By: Quocirca

3. FM, IT and Data Centres
Often, Quocirca finds that an organisation has one team, FM, looking after the physical facility of the data centre, with another, IT, looking after the servers, storage and network equipment, along with the software running within it.
Published By: Quocirca

4. Using ICT financing for strategic gain
This report with new research, 102 SMBs in the UK, provides insights into views on various aspects of using financing and leasing of ICT hardware and software and comparisons with existing use for other areas such as vehicles and office equipment.
Published By: Quocirca

5. De-risking IT Lifecycle Management
This report looks at how an organisation and its IT department should agree a risk profile, and how it should apply a Total Value Proposition to an ITLM strategy.
Published By: Quocirca

6. Maintaining the chain
This report looks at the problems organisations face, the options open to them and provides advice on how Quocirca believes an organisation should approach putting in place an effective, integrated, overall B2B solution.
Published By: Quocirca

7. Smart phone, smarter service
People are very attached to their mobile phones and have increasingly high expectations of services that are delivered to or through them.
Published By: Quocirca

8. Advanced cyber-security intelligence
This paper presents a value proposition for investing in next generation SIEM tools. It should be of interest to any business, security or IT manager that wants to get ahead in the security stakes.
Published By: Quocirca

9. Next Generation Datacentre Cycle II -
This re-run of the next generation datacentre research covered 10 regions to identify what progress organisations have made in preparing to adapt to new IT architectures and approaches to computing. The first cycle was held in February 2011.
Published By: Quocirca

10. Managed print services: An SMB priority
This paper discusses the printing challenges faced by SMBs and how, by using a simple and flexible MPS, a business can save time and money whilst improving employee productivity.
Published By: Quocirca

11. Carrying the can
There is an increasing trend among employees to want to use their personal choice of mobile device in the fulfilment of their work commitments. This appears to bring many benefits to the employee but what about the organisation.
Published By: Quocirca

12. Cloud computing in the public sector
This report looks at the promise and issues of cloud computing as described today, along with the direction cloud needs to take in order to fulfil on its promise.
Published By: Quocirca

13. Towards a sustainable business
Whether an organisation is looking for immediate green savings, where energy savings result in a positive impact on the organisation's bottom line, for meeting legislative requirements measures and monitors in resource usage is required.
Published By: Quocirca

14. Cloud Computing - taking IT to task
Much of the discussion around modern IT still revolves around purely technical aspects of a given platform, leaving many business people in the dark as to what true value of a new technical architecture actually is.
Published By: Quocirca

15. Building a case for datacentre infrastructure management
Ensuring that a data centre is run at its optimal levels will become increasingly important - yet the tools required to carry out such a task are not necessarily covered by the general IT budget:
Published By: Quocirca