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Today many clients fume if they have to wait 24 hours for a response to an email.Yet technology is far from the only factor changing the nature of professional services. Professional services firms must strive to understand the critical shifts that…
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Speed matters: studies show that, on average, a user expects a response in no more than 2 seconds, is willing to wait up to 5 seconds, and has almost always given up by the time 8 to 10 seconds has elapsed.
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When facing high wait times, dropped sessions, and application lock-ups, the typical company response is to invest in expanded server hardware capacity and additional Oracle licenses, plus the accompanying installation and project management costs.
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Dont Wait to Automate EMA Achieve immediate cost, productivity and security benefits by automating IT management whitepaper This Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) whitepaper takes a close look at automated IT management, especially for…
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With service-oriented architecture (SOA), good things dont come to those who wait. While companies shouldnt abandon building a business case for SOA, they should, in the interest of speed, take a simpler, more intuitive approach.
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With service-oriented architecture (SOA), good things dont come to those who wait. While companies shouldnt abandon building a business case for SOA, they should, in the interest of speed, take a simpler, more intuitive approach.