IT business transformation
IT business transformation is a thorough or dramatic change in the technologies and business
processes a company employs to reach important business goals.
The term represents a shift in the role of technology beyond just business process
management and business-IT
alignment to that of IT business integration -- creating a work environment in which the IT
department and the CIO are not merely
installing technology to support business processes but are also using technology to shape business
strategy.
Contributor(s): Christina Torode
This was last updated in August 2011
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