Infrastructure as a Service
More efficient, cheaper infrastructure that can be better controlled and managed Providing infrastructure as a catalogue of services attacks expensive duplication and complexity in your technology base, cuts the time to deploy new or changed business processes and drives down costs. The approach is well-proven at the applications level and is readily applicable to infrastructure. New management disciplines will be needed, of course, as well as a greater sense of joint purpose between business and IT. It’s our opinion, however, that the potential for reduced cost and complexity and the improved provisioning of new services demand that we adopt service orientation for infrastructure (SOfI). |
   
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Whose opinion?
Nig Greenaway
Nig has worked in the IT industry for over 35 years and has concentrated on solutions for central and local government since 1985. He is active in the industry standards area having worked on the UK’s e-Government Interoperability Framework since its inception and represents Fujitsu on a number of government and industry forums. In his spare time he enjoys playing guitar (although his family are less enthusiastic) and playing five-card crib.
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