If you are quick and flexible enough to synchronize ICT services with your current business requirements, you can turn fixed costs into variable costs, gaining a competitive edge on a global scale.
Capacity limits in ICT infrastructure are a thing of the past: today, cloud computing is making new service provision models possible, in which companies no longer manage their own proprietary ICT resources, but instead lease them from an experienced service provider such as T-Systems. Orders are placed at the click of a mouse and delivery is executed via secure IP networks. Charges are based on consumption, which turns formerly fixed infrastructure costs into pay-as-you-use variable costs. A logistics service provider can link his ICT costs to the units to be supplied – for example, the number of parcel centers – creating full cost transparency.
On-demand ordering
T-Systems is the only ICT service provider in a position to deliver end-to-end ICT resources and map out a universal service level agreement. Examples of dynamic net-centric sourcing include scalable IP telephony services and the global, on-demand supply of SAP resources.