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Each company will need to consider IT innovation differently as they monitor and analyze the ROI from current investments. What needs to drastically change is the time horizon for planning. It is not enough to plan based on goals for the next 12-24 months. Now businesses must consider what the next 5 to 10 years will bring, how different scenarios could play out and what impact these conditions will have on the business. Technology decisions must be made keeping in mind the need for the utmost agility. For example, IT should have the ability to easily provision fully-customized Cloud PCs for every end user and then instantly scale the deployment up or down as business needs shift. To allocate limited IT budgets in the most effective way possible, leaders must take the following into account: • Understand the corporate vision: The dissonance between business leaders and technology leaders has been one of the major handicaps for companies’ growth in the past. IT teams’ active participation in contributing to overall business goals should drive strategic spend on short-term needs while ensuring that longer-term goals and challenges for the enterprise can also be addressed. • Understand the infrastructure: A “do everything” or “do nothing” type of approach is not appropriate in a dynamic environment. Increasingly, organizations will need maximum agility from their IT investments to allow for both incremental and strategic changes that move their overall company plans forward. Companies must decipher what data is most important and how to best provide access to that data from a budgetary perspective. • Understand the human aspect: The end-user will be at the core of new implementations as the need to improve end-user computing environments becomes a higher priority. Research indicates that 91% of employees report frustrations with their work software, and 71% of company leaders acknowledge that employees will consider seeking a new job if their current employer fails to provide access to the tools, technology and information needed to do their jobs well in hybrid settings. Maintaining a competitive advantage in today’s world will require technology that offers a top-notch user experience - such as always-available and high-performing Cloud PCs. Accessibility, flexibility and ease of use are paramount to employee satisfaction. Looking ahead to 2023 As remote and hybrid work acceptance continues, adoption of technologies that support the digitization and modernization of the enterprise will accelerate. Companies are realizing that traditional approaches to end-user computing – such as on-premises VDI and physical PCs -- not only fail to provide the necessary elasticity and scalability to keep up with enterprise growth plans, but in some cases, they also put organizations at risk for data breaches and ransomware attacks. As shifts in the economy are prompting executives to evaluate their IT spend, it is clear that investments in cloud transformation initiatives and cloud-native solutions that bring new agility and strengthen IT security will continue to yield significant returns for years to come. Cyber Defense eMagazine – February 2023 Edition 40 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
About the Author Amitabh Sinha is the Co-Founder and CEO of Workspot. He has over twenty years of experience across enterprise software, end user computing, mobile and database software. Prior to Workspot, Amitabh was the General Manager for Enterprise Desktops and Apps at Citrix Systems. Amitabh has a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. To learn more about Workspot, you can follow Amitabh on Twitter and LinkedIn. To discover more about the realworld benefits of Cloud PCs, check out the Workspot website. Cyber Defense eMagazine – February 2023 Edition 41 Copyright © 2023, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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