Heads up people. Buying more IT hardware or software is not going to make you more productive or earn more money. But that does not mean you need to stay in the dinosaur age. Prudence is the key and over spending won't do any good to your
company's bottomline. In the end, those who utilize IT to the fullest and reap more cost savings and more productivity will have reach an excellent ROI.Nicholas Carr, author of the 2003 Harvard Business Review article 'IT doesn't matter', said below:
"Smaller firms are more productive than large firms and yet they have less technology," he said. And though he conceded it would be naive to assume that represents the grounds for a hard and fast rule, he added it should at least "lead anybody to question the importance of IT."
Comment Preview