Utility computing has been around for awhile. It is the basic notion that computer resources are used on an as needed basis. This forces a change in the IT infrastructure in that your are not buying mainframes, but harnessing the power of other networks at the peak times you need them. IT value management software will be important in an environment like this to help manage the multiple systems and keep track of usage and costs. In order to assign a cost and roi of that technology you need to have a way to monitor and report on those costs.
Acorn Systems enables meaningful and sustained profit improvement by providing continuous enterprise-wide visibility into business performance. Our solutions enable you to confidently measure, optimize and predict costs, net operating profits, EVA, capacity and resources at any level of granularity such as by customer, supplier, product, facility, transaction and more. At Acorn Systems they help to provide resources and solutions that will interface with your current systems to start impacting bottom line profit.
B2B | admin December 29, 2009 |
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