Gavin writes:
>Just thought I would point out a couple of interesting items in (I think it
>was)
>last week's Computerworld.
[snip]
>In today's Computerworld there is an interesting bound-in section entitled:
>"The RECENTRALIZATION of IT".  It seems that what goes around comes around.
>Big organizations are moving away from decentralization and back to central
>control and management of their IT resources.
 
And in the most recent PC Magazine, the "Network" section concentrates on
"building a server room" with a whole bunch of advice that sounds a lot
like the rules that centralized IS folks have followed for years. They're
even bringing back the picture windows!
 
In the last week, I've been accused of being a dinosaur and been told that
somebody should hang a sign near my office that says "Jurassic Park."
Perhaps these folks need to be reminded that Michael Crighton's novel, the
dinosaurs WIN.
 
-- Bruce
 
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