IT centralization
Centralized information technology has become an attractive option for many companies, for example to simplify administrative tasks, save costs and thus efficiently achieve corporate goals. However, the success of centralization initiatives largely depends on the design of the process.
Ash Finnegan, Digital Transformation Officer at conga commented:
“Most companies seek to quickly adopt disruptive technology without a clear idea of how to improve their services, processes, or standardize their systems. However, IT centralization projects rarely succeed with this approach.
Any business transformation must focus on systems integration and process streamlining to identify complex processes or bottlenecks and review each stage of the operating cycle. This requires proper structuring of all data throughout the business cycle. With a transparent structure in place, executives can use it to set clear business goals, what technology is best suited to them, and how IT centralization can benefit their business. Only then is the implementation meaningful and goal-oriented.”
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