Digital enterprise Flashcards
1
Q
Role of IT in enterprises ?
A
IT as an enabler
IT as a business partner
IT as an asset
IT as a cost factor
2
Q
IT as an enabler
A
- shaping new business models , disruption (2010s)
- ability to anticipate future demands through new technology, agility to adapt quickly to change, new business ideas through innovative technologies
- external
- strategic
3
Q
IT as a business partner
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- contributing to value proposition, achieving effectiveness (E-business, E-banking) (2000s)
- contributor to enterprise strategy, deliver valuable input for business decisions (visible to customer)
- external
- strategic
4
Q
IT as an asset
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- Raising efficiency and quality internal (automation, ERP systems) (1980s)
- Integral to core business processes, enable security and compliance requirements, deliver operational excellence
- internal
- operative
5
Q
IT as a cost factor
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- cost reduction (printing communication) (1960s)
- provider of IT commodity products
- internal
- operative
6
Q
IT enables new business
models by shaping the core
elements:
A
- Customer value proposition
- profit formula/revenue
- Key resources
- Key processes
7
Q
Sharing economy
A
renting or borrowing, everything will become “on demand”
8
Q
Shared economy
A
- broker between user and supplier
(Uber, AirBnb) - platforms (network, reviews)
9
Q
Products as a service
A
Obtaining performance instead of a product (rental, sharing, pay per use)
10
Q
Business IT alignment
A
- a dynamic state in which a business organization is able to use information technology (IT) effectively to achieve business objectives
- the way IT tools are used
- redesign how work is accomplished
- includes organizational change management
11
Q
Dynamic environment: challenges ?
A
- Technology trends
- Digitalization
- Achieving competitive advantage
- innovation
-Regulatory/compliance
12
Q
What is affected by change
A
- Business model: value proposition, revenue stream
- Strategy: markets, customer, products, goals, KPIs
- Business architecture: structure (departments, roles, locations) and flows (business processes, tasks)
- Information systems: software components, databases and data models, interfaces/middleware
- IT infrastructure: operating system, DBMS, devices, networks
- People and competencies: innovativeness, leadership, communication, supplier management
13
Q
Level of enterprises
A
VP
- Business model
- Strategy
EA
- Business architecture
- Information systems
- IT infrastructure