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Surgient Webcast to Explain How to Succeed with Self-Service IT

Surgient, a leader in self-service provisioning for dynamic data centers, today announced a Webcast, “Self-Service is Coming to IT…What You Need to Know.” Scheduled for Wednesday, October 7 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern time, the Webcast will highlight the cost saving and efficiency benefits of self-service IT infrastructure delivery.

People rely on self-service technology every day, from booking travel to withdrawing cash. For the past 10 years, self-service has been a major driver of efficiency across a wide range of industries, and it’s now coming to IT. There are a number of proposed self-service solutions that claim to improve the efficiency of IT infrastructure delivery, but in reality not all self-service solutions can deliver on this promise.

In this Webcast, Surgient Chief Technology Officer Dave Malcolm will discuss the critical and proven technology components that make or break any self-service IT implementation. Attendees to this Webcast will learn:

  • Why some self-service solutions work and why others crash and burn;
  • How properly implemented self-service can drastically improve delivery times and increase utilization;
  • Examples of existing proposed solutions and their limitations; and
  • The foundation of a successful self-service IT service delivery solution.

What:

  “Self-Service is Coming to IT…What You Need to Know” Webcast
 

When:

Wednesday, October 7, 2009
2 p.m. Eastern Time / 1 p.m. Central Time / 11 a.m. Pacific Time
 

Speaker:

Dave Malcolm, chief technology officer, Surgient

Register at:  http://www.surgient.com/event-reg/20090914-reservationswebinar.htm

Published Tuesday, October 06, 2009 4:53 PM by David Marshall
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