ManagementSpeak: I’ll see if I can get that removed from the requirements.
Translation: Get used to it.
This week’s anonymous contributor explains, “I’m in a sarcastic mood today, so here’s some ManagementSpeak.”
ManagementSpeak: I’ll see if I can get that removed from the requirements.
Translation: Get used to it.
This week’s anonymous contributor explains, “I’m in a sarcastic mood today, so here’s some ManagementSpeak.”
My major premise is that ITIL (according to its proponents, at least) defines professional standards for IT management. My minor premise is that ITIL and The Cloud are incompatible. My conclusion: Moving your IT infrastructure to The Cloud is unprofessional.
Make this conclusion a major premise. The minor premise: Gartner predicts that within 5 years, one out of five companies will have 100% Cloud-based IT infrastructures. The inescapable conclusion? Gartner is predicting that, in a demi-decade, 20 percent of all companies will abandon their professional standards for IT management.
“Wait wait wait!” I hear you protest through my tinnitus-crazed cochleae. “What do you mean, The Cloud isn’t compatible with ITIL?”