2008年最新IT管理趋势.ppt

Five Seismic Trends forIT Management in 2008 Jason Hiner Jason HinerExecutive Editor, TechRepublic trends, opinion, analysis, podcasts, video 5. The emergence of true remote manageability 4. The invasion of consumer technologies 3. The death of the network perimeter 2. The re-centralization of IT 1. The rise of data center as a service Five Seismic Trends The arrival of true remote manageability Intel vPro Laptop Guardian from Sprint and Alcatel-Lucent iPhone’s new remote kill feature The invasion of consumer technologies Users are circumventing IT “Don’t ask, don’t tell” is not a valid policy A cultural change is needed to establish a partnership between IT and users The death of the network perimeter The traditional security model no longer works Security must follow the data IT has to approach security as risk management The re-centralization of IT The centralization/decentralization cycle The pull toward Web apps and applications that are OS-agnostic Desktop virtualization: The new thin client The rise of data center as a service Virtualization and utility computing are transforming the data center HP will rent you the data center cycles you need Will this be the era of managed services? The slides from this presentation will be posted on: If you’d like to get in touch with me, I’m at: jason.hiner@ Copyright ? 2008 CNET Networks, Inc., All Rights Reserved. Here are three examples of how remote manageability is taking a major step forward by giving IT some trump cards in being able to control remote devices. Intel vPro is making it possible for IT to have hardware-level access to remote laptops and desktops. The Laptop Guardian from Sprint and Alcatel-Lucent provides a complete control option for laptops for high-security environments such as government agencies and the financial industry. Apple has recently announced that it will add remote-kill functionality to the iPhone in order to make it palatable to IT departments, which already enjoy this func