我们所知道的IT已走到头了。这其实并不是新的看法。知名专家尼古拉斯·卡尔(Nicholas Carr)早在2003年于《哈佛商业评论》杂志上发表过一篇如今家喻户晓的文章:《IT不再重要》,该文就抛出了这样一个观点。卡尔的要点如下:IT已成了一种大众化商品,就像电力那样。它不再是一种具可持续性的差异化优势(你上一次听到有公司吹嘘就因为自己有“更好的电力”而比竞争对手做得更好是猴年马月?)。而卡尔认为,IT管理因而日渐式微,成为一门简 The IT we know has come to an end. This is actually not a new idea. Well-known expert Nicholas Carr published a well-known article in the Harvard Business Review magazine as early as 2003: “IT is no longer important,” the article threw out such a view. Karl’s point is as follows: IT has become a popular commodity, just like electricity. It is no longer a sustainable differentiation advantage (the last time you heard a company boast that you have a better year than your competition because you have “better electricity.”) And Carl believes that IT management has become increasingly diminished to become a simple