"...to sustain the turmoil." Did you omit a word in there?
"...be flexible and adopt to the changes, they have much more chances to survive." That indeed has been the conventional wisdom for quite some time. I wonder how many measure along this aspect so that the CW can be confirmed or overturned? -Rob --- In [email protected], Michael Poulin <m3pou...@...> wrote: > > About SOA in economical crisis. I have found that SO can > significantly help companies to sustain the turmoil. At the same > time, to realise SO, it requires serious dedication from the > corporate management and Business, IT alone cannot help in this. > That is, those who understand that "go slow" and cutting IT during > the crisis is not the solution and that they have to do right > opposite things - be flexible and adopt to the changes, they have > much more chances to survive. > > As of example where IT contributed a lot into slowing the business > down to almost an edge, it is my former company. They survive so > far but the future is not that rose as it could be (and was during > the previous crisis when IT was on the top of its capacity and > flexibility) > > - Michael
