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CIO's Paul Horowitz advises companies not to cut IT costs to try to improve bottom-line revenue. CIOs need to actually spend money in the short term in order to simplify their IT environments and to position their organizations for long-term cost reduction. More
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IT Costs can improve revenue in particular if you have a large organization with many employees. This is true because it replaces manual labor and IT can handle a large amount on information at a fraction of time. Unfortunately, the "human" aspect does can in play when making such decisions.
Posted by diTesco | October 1, 2008 3:51 AM
Posted on October 1, 2008 03:51