Traditional IT departments will

Desktop computers and traditional IT services will be removed from the chronicle over the next five years, according to UK-based desktop storage company Nas Nasstar.

Charles Black, Director of Nasstar, said home systems and management will soon become a thing of the past. Instead, companies will switch to the Internet to deliver core computer services. This is a way to cut down on costs, resources, and productivity lost to managing employees' desktops.

Migration to the software model as a service will make the traditional IT departments or IT departments redundant within five years because office workers enter the system (log- on) Internet to access everything they need. Mr. Black said everyday applications such as productivity suites, accounting software, customer care management systems (CRM) and even pre-ordered applications will be distributed this way. And with lung everywhere in the Internet and IT, companies will also have no chief electricity officer to help people plug and charge devices, and expensive IT management costs will be replaced by the 'plug and play' Internet access.

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Many applications are available on a depository form and are accessible via the Internet. Mr. Black believes that this convergence will continue to increase, creating a common interface for all applications and content.

And so, companies will be able to eliminate the cost of capital for core computer services and reduce traditional IT problems such as supporting, installing and managing software assets. The move will also help facilitate the trend of mobile work because employees will access their apps and desktops from everywhere.

Mr. Black said that the IT industry is in the middle of a transition, but this change in infrastructure management will not push technical staff into unemployment and will allow them to turn their attention to those More important and creative functions. because any technology transfer leads to the need to do 'reassigning skills', Mr. Black explained. Therefore, ' Companies should rapidly change their IT department focus to business development departments to ensure successful business '.