Historically Information Technology (IT) has been like a “fast food” organization.  The customer puts in their order for a new project, it gets approved, and the customer goes about doing their “regular work” while IT works the project.  This model doesn’t work in today’s business environment for many reasons. 

Historically Information Technology (IT) has been like a “fast food” organization.  The customer puts in their order for a new project, it gets approved, and the customer goes about doing their “regular work” while IT works the project.   

This model doesn’t work in today’s business environment for many reasons.  IT is now expected to assume a partnership role with business.  We have a new generation that will be running IT in the near future.  Why doesn’t the old model work any more?  What is the new model?  How will it impact the way you go about your daily work?  How will it affect the current processes?  How will the Millennial affect IT? 

Attend the AITP Member Summit in January in Chicago to learn more about how IT is changing, how to rework your IT programs, and explore these questions, and more. 

The presentations also look at why the new model presents both amazing opportunities and challenges.  You will gain insight into how you to make yourself a valuable participant in the “new IT.”  Learn more about this must-attend event and register today.