Reducing ADM spend is a priority for most CIOs. But cost cutting alone doesn’t provide a sustainable approach for optimizing the effectiveness of the application portfolio investment. As a result, top-performing businesses are focusing on the “demand” side of the supply and demand equation.
Most outsourcing service providers implement a demand management process in their approach to service delivery, resource management, cost reduction, and process and productivity improvement. But as this ISG white paper describes, simply deploying a process isn’t enough. An effective approach to demand management is characterized by an investment mindset, alignment with business strategy, and careful oversight of current and planned ADM spending.
About the author
Doug Bunch
Doug Bunch is a knowledgeable ADM professional who brings considerable experience in information technology (IT) to ISG’s clients in his role as Director. Doug has more than 30 years of IT experience with proven leadership in ADM delivery, designing solutions, global resourcing and delivery, transition management and risk management. He has deep global experience from working with ADM delivery teams in Europe, South America, and Asia, and his client base spans a wide range of industries.
