Tim Jennings is Ovum’s Chief Analyst for Enterprise IT and an Ovum Research Fellow. In this role, he is responsible for leading Ovum’s Enterprise IT research agenda, developing the product portfolio, and liaising with key clients. Tim is a regular speaker at both Ovum and external industry events, and his views on IT issues are frequently quoted in both trade and national press. Tim graduated from Aston University in 1983 with a BSc in Computer Science.
"Big data" analytics, security and cloud computing will be three of the most
significant drivers of technological change in 2012. The predictions for the
coming year also include the growing impact of social networking platforms on
enterprise collaboration strategies, convergence of selected
software-as-a-service (SaaS) CRM and marketing services, and the
consumerization of IT, which looks likely to accelerate the adoption of
self-selected SaaS by line-of-business owners and the deployment of mobile
device management solutions to support bring-your-own-device strategies.
The independent technology analyst also expects the role of chief
information officer (CIO) to continue evolving next year as it faces strong
pressure to develop operational and investment models that embrace
technology-led innovation from all functional units within the organization.
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Tim Jennings is Ovum’s Chief Analyst for Enterprise IT and an Ovum Research Fellow. In this role, he is responsible for leading Ovum’s Enterprise IT research agenda, developing the product portfolio, and liaising with key clients. Tim is a regular speaker at both Ovum and external industry events, and his views on IT issues are frequently quoted in both trade and national press. Tim graduated from Aston University in 1983 with a BSc in Computer Science.
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