A practical framework for discussing IT infrastructure

Liu, S.

doi:10.1109/mitp.2002.1046639

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“…As discussed above, IT infrastructure is a set of shared IT resources that provide a foundation to enable business applications in an organization [10,21]. This paper attempts to build a definition of IT infrastructure in different perspective.…”

Section: A It Infrastructure Capabilitiesmentioning

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Critical Capabilities of Corporate Information Systems

Antoni¹,

Administrator²

2018

JSAT

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This paper aims to identify the critical factors for evaluating the capabilities of corporate information system in Palembang from the perspective of the IT infrastructure and IT Human Resources Competence. To fulfill these objectives of the study, this study adopts a conceptual framework that is developed by Antoni and Jie (2012). The framework consists of IT Infrastructure Quality and Competence of IT Human Resources, which are used as foundation of business operations in organizations. There is a need to develop their capabilities through the adoption of IT to enhance its performance and enhance their competitive position in the market place. IT capability is an organizational ability in effectively and efficiently using their IT resources, which can be determined by IT Infrastructure, and IT Human Resource Competencies. Findings indicate that there are many the critical capabilities of IT Infrastructure and IT Human Resource Capabilities that can be utilized by organizations to develop their competencies in order to improve business performance. In Addition, the findings of the study would be of practical significance to the continuous improvement of organizational performance in Palembang and other cities in Indonesia.

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Section: A It Infrastructure Capabilitiesmentioning

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Critical Capabilities of Corporate Information Systems

Antoni¹,

Administrator²

2018

JSAT

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“…2) Operating systems platforms. The Operating Systems (OS) [10] were assessed so as to know the OS platform supporting the Property Management System (PMS), Point of Sales (POS), Procurement/Inventory Control software, Telephone Management System, File Server, and Accounting system used by the hotels. 3) Enterprise software applications.…”

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Cloud Computing as an Alternative for on-Premise Software for Mauritian Hotels

Ramkhelawan¹,

Cadersaib²,

Gobin³

2015

LNSE

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Abstract-The hospitality industry is a flourishing backbone of the Mauritian economy and one of its pillars is the technological arm. Hospitality IT needs to adapt quickly to address and meet new challenges, increase operational flexibility and enhance overall guest experience while optimising costs on all fronts. The purpose of this study is to give a detailed analysis of the current IT infrastructure of hotels in Mauritius and to identify the major issues and challenges faced by the organisations in its management. The analysis has been carried out on premise and different stakeholders such as the functional managers, the IT support officers and end users have been interviewed for their appreciation of the actual IT infrastructure. Based on the issues and challenges faced by the different departments in their daily work routine, Cloud computing has been proposed as a viable solution to counter the challenges faced by the organizations in the management of their IT infrastructure. In this paper, the cost impact for one hotel for moving to the cloud SaaS model has been analysed. This work will extend on future works where the cost factor for different hotel categories and cloud models will be analysed.

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“…Applying a holistic view while planning and analysing modifications (cp. Assumption 2 ) requires a clear understanding of the contained elements (inner ) and boundaries (outer ) of the examined IT-Infrastructure to know, which elements, components, services and attributes have to be considered during evaluation [24,22]. Additionally, this knowledge is necessary for the distinction between local modifications and global capability effects.…”

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“…The term "IT-Infrastructure" is an overloaded notion, heavily changing over time and -albeit a plethora of literature -lacking a domain-spanning, commonly accepted definition [22] that could be used to answer subquestion Q1. The definition's absence is caused by several disadvantages of relevant literature, for instance, focus on a specific domain or aspect or the delimitation on a particular methodology or source.…”

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An IT-infrastructure capability model

Straube

Kranzlmüller

2013

Proceedings of the ACM International Conference on Computing Frontiers

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The scale and complexity of todays IT-Infrastructures represent a challenge to understand the effects of modifications to these IT-Infrastructures or their components. This motivates the following research question: "How to evaluate high-level, global capability effects induced through lowlevel, local modifications to IT-Infrastructures?". Answering this question requires understanding of IT-Infrastructures in general and especially of their building blocks and of the complex interdependencies and ratios between capabilities, which have to be considered while planning modifications. After further illustrating the environment by providing an exemplary scenario, the question is described in detail. Preliminary results and the next steps to conduct on the way to answer the above mentioned research question are presented.

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A practical framework for discussing IT infrastructure

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Critical Capabilities of Corporate Information Systems

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