Against the background of an evolving digital society, disruptive new concepts in information technology emerge. Cloud, big data, mobility, and social media are just a few of these technologies. Each is disruptive on its own, but as they converge and reinforce each other, the disruption is compounded. This is the new style of IT: the combination of these technologies, forcing organizations to rethink how IT is delivered and, more importantly, how IT is consumed to deliver business value. The new style of IT creates new paradigms and leaves behind the old premise that future IT developments are incremental.
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Peter Beijer is Chief Technologist in the Office of the CTO of HP Enterprise Services, leading the architecture capability in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region. Dr. Beijer is a recognized pioneer in practicing HP architecture methods and is a core contributor to the development of the architecture profession. Dr. Beijer is Chair of the Specification Authority for the Open Certified Architect (Open CA) program of the Open Group… Read More
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