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IT Infrastructure
Enterprise-wide knowledge management requires
that leaders and managers put their organization’s “whole brain” to
work. This means viewing knowledge as knowledge, whether it
is stored and manipulated in a silicon-based system like a
computer, or a carbon-based system like an employee’s
brain. In today’s information intensive environment,
human and computing resources need to work together like a
cross-functional work team to achieve an organization’s
objectives and goals. Four high-level functionalities that
an effective IT Infrastructure must posses are the ability
to:
- Move information from the business environment to
the correct place in the organization so it can be analyzed,
digested and acted on.
- Move information from business processes to the
correct place in the organization so it can be analyzed,
digested and acted on.
- Move information on the status of goals, milestones,
deliverables, and budgets in operations plans to the correct
place in the organization so it can be analyzed, digested
and acted on.
- Structure and manage data storage so
it is a resource that’s available to everyone who needs
it, e.g. data isn't isolated in data silos or shadow systems.
All too often, an organization’s
IT infrastructure is designed and maintained by IT professionals
who give line managers what they think is needed
to operate the business. Savvy business executives know that
a high-performing IT infrastructure is a key element of maintaining
competitive advantage, so it’s
too mission-critical to delegate to IT professionals who often
lack an intimate knowledge of an organization’s purpose,
goals, structures, systems, and corporate culture. The Breckenridge
Institute can help you manage your knowledge resources with
complete IT solutions for small and medium size businesses
that are affordable. The Institute has competencies in the
following areas:
- Enterprise IT Strategy and Planning
- Custom Software Development
- IT Performance Evaluation
- System Documentation and Training
- Independent Validation and Verification of Systems
- Custom Database Design using relational platforms such
as Access, SQL Server, or Oracle
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