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BITTS by using its ICT Business Modelling service will
work with its clients to determine how best to develop
or utilise managed services where responsibility is taken
end to end (application to application).
BITTS has significant investment in its ICT Business Modelling
methodology with the latest research both primary and secondary,
architectural reviews of the lastest software tools and
business case models benchmarked to the current market.
The recent explosion in the use of applications as standard
business procedures and the consequential heavy reliance
on ICT infrastructure and, specifically, networks has created
a need for a sophisticated management capability. It is
no longer good enough to fix it when it breaks, the management
of infrastructure needs to be predictive and proactive.
BITTS provides clients who are seeking
to take advantage of managed services, a service which
models their existing
support and infrastructure against the benefit of the
latest managed service offerings and their benefits.
BITTS has
invested considerable resources in developing this model
which can assist with priorities and costs of either
providing or using ICT managed services.
BITTS does this by:
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Reviewing user requirements, the environment
and business impacts; |
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Evaluating current market positioning and against
client profile; |
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Determining client value proposition including: |
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Hygiene
versus value add; |
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Current
support versus new support models; |
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Impacts
of enabling new technology; |
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Cost
of implementation; |
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Specific services required to meet business goals; |
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Development of business case and scenario models; |
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Business and operational roadmaps; and |
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Technology plans. |
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