IT Service Management, Automation, and Erosion of Job Satisfaction
Labour-saving devices, robots, and automation – Weren’t they all supposed to improve the quality of life, by removing manual work and drudgery?
Labour-saving devices, robots, and automation – Weren’t they all supposed to improve the quality of life, by removing manual work and drudgery?
If you thought virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) were just gimmicks for people with too much time on their hands, you could be in for a surprise.
Some IT security attacks start from the most innocent mobile apps and in ways that let cyber-criminals simply pick up confidential communications without having to hack into anything at all.
Ever since marketing figured out that companies could do better by asking customers what they wanted, rather than just trying to tell them, businesses have moved massively to the notion of working backwards from the customer.
It’s tempting to see IT self-service as the simple way to hand off responsibilities to end-users.
Scenario planning, in which you seek to identify higher risk and higher probability causes of business interruption, attracts both supporters and cynics.