Wasting money on IT is the rule, not the exception

Companies are wasting countless dollars buying IT equipment and services that they don't need, according to a Gartner executive. Companies spend unnecessarily on many things, such as over-provisioning of network bandwidth to corporate desktops and VoIP screen phones. By spending these unnecessary funds, companies often don't have the money to spend on increasing productivity. Instead of spending unnecessary money on equipment and services, IT executives should look inward and focus on adding value to their companies' business processes. One example is building networks and infrastructures that enable competitive advantage.

Read more about unnecessary spending on IT products and services:
- read the article at vnunet.com