Zero Touch Enterprise

Kirjan Zero Touch Enterprise (2024) on kirjoittanut Azita Esmaili. Kirjan kieli on englanti, ja sen on kustantanut Wiley-Blackwell. Kirja on laajuudeltaan 250 sivua ja se on sidottu.

Plan and implement the complete digital transformation of your organization with this comprehensive and cutting-edge guide Used by firms like Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, and Microsoft, zero touch IT frameworks offer businesses better connectivity, more consistent access to data, and improved network health and security. In Zero Touch IT: A Practical Guide to the Data-centric Enterprise, digital transformation expert Azita Esmaili delivers the first practical guide to planning and implementing a zero touch IT strategy and architecture in an organization. The book offers readers a comprehensive roadmap to using augmented intelligence, machine learning, and big data to achieve an IT system that is fully independent of any form of manual, human intervention. It provides an actionable path towards enterprise digitalization and real-world examples to lead the change by focusing on three key components of digital transformation: data, culture, and technology. In addition to learning about useful strategies like data minimization and legacy technology and application reduction, readers will benefit from the inclusion of: Thorough introductions to Digital 3. 0, its components and characteristics, and digital proficiencyAn exploration of data as an enabler for pragmatic transformation and enterprise-wide evaluationDiscussions of the role of data science and machine learning in organizational digitizationAn examination of how to select, implement, and adopt the right technologies for the right companyA treatment of the role of culture in digital transformation, including leadership, innovation, change measurement and management, and upskillingPerfect for Chief Information Security Officers, Chief Technology Officers, and heads of data and IT services, Zero Touch IT will also earn a place in the libraries of computer scientists, software engineers, and IT architects seeking a one-stop reference for the automation of IT services.