Aging IT infrastructure

Decentralized IT systems

No control over data access

Shortage of inhouse software developers

Inability to forecast execution timelines

No IT security guidelines

Unauthorized access to corporate IT systems and data

Poor timing of management decision making

Risk or Leaks of confidential information

Employee personal use of corporate IT during working hours

Total high cost of ownership of IT infrastructure (TCO)

Malware infection via Internet, email, storage devices

Shortage of inhouse IT resources

No centralized control over IT systems

No monitoring of corporate IT processes

Non-existent or decentralized IT incidents' management

Low bandwidth data channels

No automated business processes

No control over the state of communication channels

IT infrastructure does not meet business tasks

IT infrastructure downtimes

No support for mobile and remote users

Unstructured data

Separate communications channels

High costs of IT personnel

Shortage of inhouse IT engineers

Risk of attacks by hackers

Risk of data loss or damage

Risk of lost access to data and IT systems

Non-compliant with IT security requirements

Customer fraud

Lengthy production timelines

Complex and non-transparent business processes

Shortage of information for decision making

Decentralization of management

Low speed of report generation

Insufficient risk management

Poor communication and coordination among staff

No control over implementation