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From the Desk of Pete Elliot
Coming in 2012
Last month I wrote about our view of the changes ahead in this second decade of the 21st Century. A far more experienced and well known forecaster, Gartner Research has weighed in with their predictions for 2012. These are laid out in their Predicts 2012 report. That report specifies Cloud Computing, social media/networking, mobile technology and information management as technologies evolving at a faster pace this year. Additionally, managers need to contend with Big Data pouring in from multiple sources in multiple forms to be analyzed with methodologies new to many IT departments.
Underlying the emerging importance of user organizations, Gartner predicts users will want to access their personal, work, business apps and data from any device, anytime, anywhere. To add insult to injury, the control of all these technologies is migrating out of IT organizations and into user departments.
Clearly, 2012 looks to be a challenging year for the IT industry. At Key Info, we are making plans to provide both education and services to assist our clients to negotiate this year of unusual change.
Pete,
Marketing Director, Key Info..
PS: If you want to know more about Key Information Systems, visit our website at www.keyinfo.com.
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Key Information Systems is a leading technology firm in the western United States, specializing in solutions for corporate infrastructure, business continuity, virtualization, security and storage. Key is an IBM Premier Business Partner, AVNET Premier Business Partner and Microsoft Certified Partner. The company also represents brands such as VMware, IBM ISS, IBM System Storage N Series, IBM i, IBM XIV Storage System, IBM Tivoli, IBM Netezza, CODA Financials, Microsoft and Brocade. Key's virtualization and IT security solutions, as well as its high-availability and fault-tolerant solutions are backed by a complete range of professional services including critical assessment, financing, systems integration, installation, training and maintenance.
With one of the most knowledgeable and best trained teams in the industry, the company has been listed as one of Inc. magazine's Fastest Growing Privately Held Companies in Los Angeles and has received Leadership, Beacon and Fast Track Awards from IBM as well as a Top Partner Award from AVNET. Corporate headquarters is at 21700 Oxnard Street, #250, Woodland Hills, CA 91367, www.keyinfo.com, with additional offices in San Francisco and Irvine, California, and Phoenix, Arizona. An IBM-authorized Business Partner Innovation Center is maintained at the Woodland Hills location.
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