Imagine a scenario where large organisations pay for the ut
ilised computing horsepower, in a similar way as they pay for the utilised electricity. On demand computing or utility computing is the concept that allows the organisations to ‘pay as they use’ and hence get rid of long rows of back room servers, expensive soft ware upgrades and legions of IT staffers. Not only the concept allows organisations to save a lot of money that would have otherwise been spent for buying the networks & servers; it also improves IT efficiency and hence results in improved service levels.
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ilised computing horsepower, in a similar way as they pay for the utilised electricity. On demand computing or utility computing is the concept that allows the organisations to ‘pay as they use’ and hence get rid of long rows of back room servers, expensive soft ware upgrades and legions of IT staffers. Not only the concept allows organisations to save a lot of money that would have otherwise been spent for buying the networks & servers; it also improves IT efficiency and hence results in improved service levels.For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source : IIPM Editorial, 2007
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