Non-IT Bosses Ignore Broadband
Posted: 19th May, 2004 By: MarkJ
Operator Telefonica UK has today reported that while three out of four SMEs now recognise the importance of broadband, nine out of ten bosses still admit to steering clear of meetings dealing with IT:
The report calls on non-IT senior management to get more involved with the "dynamics of communications networks" if they are to capitalise on the benefits of broadband.
Said Telefonica UK chief exec, Andrew Peters: "Broadband networks are not a passport to maximising business efficiency without the regular input and interaction of both IT and non-IT senior management. As the survey indicates, the high number of IT departments being left to decide, on their own, what's good for business in some companies is somewhat alarming."
More @ The Register.
The report calls on non-IT senior management to get more involved with the "dynamics of communications networks" if they are to capitalise on the benefits of broadband.
Said Telefonica UK chief exec, Andrew Peters: "Broadband networks are not a passport to maximising business efficiency without the regular input and interaction of both IT and non-IT senior management. As the survey indicates, the high number of IT departments being left to decide, on their own, what's good for business in some companies is somewhat alarming."
More @ The Register.
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