IT infrastructure refresh planning for enterprises: a business process perspective

Daim, Tuğrul U.; Letts, Matthew; Krampits, Mark; Khamis, Rabah; Dash, Pranabesh; Monalisa, Mitali; Justice, Jay

doi:10.1108/14637151111136397

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“…Pairwise comparison has been used in various fields, including IT infrastructure refresh planning for enterprises (Daim et al, 2011), engineering design (Dym et al, 2002), document ranking algorithms in information retrieval systems (Ozbey & Dincsoy, 2020), intelligent transportation recommendation systems (Borodinov et al, 2020), and image quality assessment (Zhang et al, 2017).…”

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Multiperspective Assessment of Enterprise Data Storage Systems: The Use of Expert Judgment Quantification and Constant Sum Pairwise Comparison in Finding Criteria Weights

Shrestha¹,

Sheikh²

2021

OJBM

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Digital transformation has taken center stage in every IT organization. Data is being created at various sources: edge, core, and cloud at an unprecedented rate. For enterprise IT infrastructure, this means more places to store data and more ways to store them. Storage solutions can be broadly categorized as Direct Attached Storage (DAS), Storage Area Network (SAN), Network Attached Storage (NAS), Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI), and Public Cloud Storage, each with its advantages and potential drawbacks. Besides computing and networking, storage is one of the core physical components of an IT infrastructure. Application performance and availability depend strongly on their underlying storage. As such, the selection of storage systems is one of the critical decisions for IT executives. Assessment of Enterprise Data Storage Systems (EDSS) for selecting the one that provides a comprehensive solution requires not only the consideration of technical performance and economic feasibility but also other perspectives such as strategic, operational, and regulatory. An assessment model with multiple perspectives and related criteria will serve as a valuable reference in the decision-making process. This study uses expert judgment to validate an assessment model covering Strategic, Technological, Operational, Regulatory, and Economic (STORE) perspectives and their related criteria. Expert judgment is also used to calculate the criteria weights using the constant sum pairwise comparison method. The results can be used for the evaluation of various storage alternatives under consideration. It is anticipated that the STORE assessment model and criteria weights will be valid for IT organizations in their long-term strategic decision-making.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Multiperspective Assessment of Enterprise Data Storage Systems: The Use of Expert Judgment Quantification and Constant Sum Pairwise Comparison in Finding Criteria Weights

Shrestha¹,

Sheikh²

2021

OJBM

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“…In the inter-organizational network, a strong IT infrastructure can support and coordinate the decisions of partners (Daim et al, 2011;Lewis and Talayevsky, 2004). OEM-driven networked manufacturing system is an inter-organizational network system comprising partners located in different regions or countries with various business goals.…”

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Information support technologies of integrated production planning and control for OEM driven networked manufacturing

Chen

Li²

2013

Journal of Enterprise Information Management

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Purpose -The purpose of this paper is to study the information support technologies of integrated production planning control for OEM (original equipment manufacturer) driven networked manufacturing systems, and offer implications to firms for implementing networked manufacturing. Design/methodology/approach -OEM driven networked manufacturing and its operations modes and support technologies are first discussed. Then, integration framework of production planning and control is proposed and relative technologies are discussed. Finally, a case of the application of information support technologies in networked manufacturing is illustrated. Findings -Both theory analysis and case experience show that information integration and sharing are critical for effective operations of OEM driven networked manufacturing and an integrated production planning and control system can benefit firms for successfully operating a networked manufacturing system. Practical implications -It is valuable to develop and apply integrated production planning and control systems in OEM driven networked manufacturing, Firms should pay more attention to information sharing and communication with partners and utilize advanced information technologies to synchronize the operations of partners. Originality/value -Integration framework of production planning and control proposed in this paper has originality and the technology strategies are also practical. Managerial ideas, technology framework and application strategies of integrated production planning and control are helpful for firms to implement OEM driven networked manufacturing.

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“…Large corporations are implementing more and more mobile strategy from customer retention and management, business process to corporate strategy for gaining competitiveness among their rivals also increased operation cost, which may have impact on pricing strategy [2]. Organizational and consumers private data security is another major concern as cyber intruders may attack in to the databases [4] Network interference, data transfer rate and quality of data capture is important to real time information communications. Involvement in the digital infrastructure as consumer, producer and supplier has huge impact on recent business structure and culture [6].…”

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Business management and mobile experience

Cognini

Gagliardi

Polzonetti

2013

2013 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management

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The large-scale access to content resources, the current change in the audience expectations, together with an underuse of the potentialities offered by mobile technology calls for a rethinking of the role of mobile interpretation within private and public business manager. Right in the in the area of intersection between business innovation and technology moves the paper, which deals, with the role of mobile technology in fostering learning and social engagement during the user experience. The main aim is indeed to provide developers with a framework able to guide a conscious design of content mobile experiences, fully exploiting the potentialities offered by this kind of technologies with clear objectives and the awareness of the means to achieve them. The spread of smartphones and tablets in the consumer market is having a big impact on the world of enterprise IT, with consumer-focused mobile devices making their way into the organization through the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) trend. One important aspect of coping with BYOD that is getting less attention, however, is the impact of employee data privacy legislation and how this creates constraints for IT managers implementing a BYOD policy. In this paper we have tried to provide answers to the many questions that innovation, business and mobile experience pose

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IT infrastructure refresh planning for enterprises: a business process perspective

Cited by 5 publications

References 16 publications

Multiperspective Assessment of Enterprise Data Storage Systems: The Use of Expert Judgment Quantification and Constant Sum Pairwise Comparison in Finding Criteria Weights

Multiperspective Assessment of Enterprise Data Storage Systems: The Use of Expert Judgment Quantification and Constant Sum Pairwise Comparison in Finding Criteria Weights

Information support technologies of integrated production planning and control for OEM driven networked manufacturing

Business management and mobile experience

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