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Changing Information Technology (IT) to Business Technology (BT)

Posted on Mon, Jul 20, 2009 @ 04:33 PM
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Forrester's Research Chairman and Chief Executive Officer George Colony talks about how Information technology should really be treated as Business Technology. He points out 7 specific items that he talks about with any CEO or business owner he meets with. 

In this video he make some very good points but the one that stood out to me the most was "Stop Being Clueless"he goes on to say that all executives and business owners know about financials, marketing and all the other aspects of their business but have NO CLUE about technology, the one thing everyone use to make their business more productive, efficient and profitable. I personally have found this statement to be very true, i would even go as far as saying that 95% or more of the executives and business owners i have meet with are in this category.

Lastly i would like to thanks to Sean Green who 1st brought this video to my attention via his Magic Software Blog

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