#7 Appliance madness:

Organizations are generally attracted to appliances when they offer hands-off solutions to application and functional requirements, but organizations are also repelled by appliances when they require additional investments for management functions.

Despite of the continuous failure of appliances in the enterprise market, it’s pretty sure that the appliance market won’t go down in any near future. Vendors keep on introducing appliances to the market because the appliance model represents a unique opportunity for a vendor to have more control of the solution stack and obtain greater margin in the sale.

#8 Complexity:

The sources of complexity within IT are easy to spot. The number of initialization parameters for input into starting an Oracle database and the number of pages of manuals to use a Cisco switch are just some among many. But what augments the complexity is the fact that IT organizations actually use only roughly 20 percent of the features and functions in a system. The only solution to this problem is better awareness and appropriate funds that can boost the business and economy.

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