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At least part of the problem isn't with the capabilities of the tools and services themselves, but with the premium price so many of the more sophisticated solutions carry. Thirty-six percent of the respondents acknowledged that the tools may actually now included Vendors are hearing the call for more affordable solutions, and I expect we will begin to see services and products offered at a more realitic pricing model as we go forward. However, enterprises continue to face difficult choices as to what they want to spend their constrained budgets on. And with pressure on IT to pursue often initiatives in areas such as mobility where there are an influx of useful but often expensive devices that still need to be managed, sometimes IT finds its focus shifted away from taking care of the basics. Drop me a line at larsendecarlo@yahoo.com and let me know what you think. « You Can Believe The IM Numbers . . . And Then Some | Main | Seeding IT's Future » |
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