preprint · Qeios
The ongoing management of information and communication technology (ICT) resources in organisations is the main topic of this study. It begins by highlighting the main ideas discussed, including the definition of ICT resource management, its effects on effectiveness and productivity, cost optimisation, and security and risk reduction. The study illustrates the continuing nature of ICT resource management and underlines its importance in the rapidly changing technological environment of today. It emphasises how important it is for businesses to keep up with emerging technology and match its ICT infrastructure to evolving customer demands. Organisations can uncover inefficiencies and improvement opportunities through ongoing management, which boosts productivity and lowers costs. The study also emphasises the significance of risk mitigation in ICT resource management, highlighting the necessity of putting strong security measures in place and remaining attentive against new threats. The study's discussion of future trends in ICT resource management covers the use of cloud computing, the incorporation of automation and artificial intelligence, the opportunities and challenges presented by the Internet of Things, and the application of data analytics and predictive insights. These trends give businesses fresh options for allocating resources efficiently, increasing effectiveness, and selecting ICT resources wisely.
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DOI: 10.32388/npd8vx.2
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