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'''Information technology (IT) Innovation''' in an enterprise involves using [[Technology|technology]] in new ways to create a more efficient [[Organization|organization]] and improve [[Business IT Alignment|alignment between technology initiatives and business goals]]. IT innovation can take many forms. For instance, it can be used to turn [[Business Process|business processes]] into automated IT functions, develop [[Application|applications]] that open new [[Market|markets]], or implement desktop [[Virtualization|virtualization]] to increase manageability and cut [[Hardware|hardware]] costs. Many companies try to institutionalize the process of [[Innovation|innovation]] by creating innovation teams from diverse segments of the company. Other firms rely on individual [[Employee|employees]] to flourish in an environment where innovation is encouraged. Some [[Chief Information Officer (CIO)|CIOs]] and other senior IT executives are finding that they are increasingly spending more time on developing and fostering IT innovation. IT innovation can be difficult to measure, so many companies equate IT innovation with the [[Return on Investment (ROI)|return on investment (ROI )]] of IT spending.<ref>Definition - What Does IT Innovation Mean? [https://searchcio.techtarget.com/definition/IT-innovation Techtarget]</ref>

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−	~~'''Information technology (IT) Innovation''' in an enterprise involves using [[technology]] in new ways to create a more efficient [[organization]] and improve~~ [[~~Business~~ IT Alignment\|alignment between technology initiatives and business goals]]. IT innovation can take many forms. For instance, it can be used to turn [[Business Process\|business processes]] into automated IT functions, develop [[Application\|applications]] that open new [[Market\|markets]], or implement desktop virtualization to increase manageability and cut [[hardware]] costs. Many companies try to institutionalize the process of [[innovation]] by creating innovation teams from diverse segments of the company. Other firms rely on individual [[Employee\|employees]] to flourish in an environment where innovation is encouraged. Some [[Chief Information Officer (CIO)\|CIOs]] and other senior IT executives are finding that they are increasingly spending more time on developing and fostering IT innovation. IT innovation can be difficult to measure, so many companies equate IT innovation with the [[Return on Investment (ROI)\|return on investment (ROI )]] of IT spending.<ref>Definition - What Does IT Innovation Mean? [https://searchcio.techtarget.com/definition/IT-innovation Techtarget]</ref>	+	#REDIRECT [[IT Enabled Innovation]]


		+	'''Information technology (IT) Innovation''' in an enterprise involves using technology in new ways to create a more efficient organization and improve alignment between technology initiatives and business goals. IT innovation can take many forms. For instance, it can be used to turn business processes into automated IT functions, develop applications that open new markets, or implement desktop virtualization to increase manageability and cut hardware costs. Many companies try to institutionalize the process of [[innovation]] by creating innovation teams from diverse segments of the company. Other firms rely on individual employees to flourish in an environment where innovation is encouraged. Some CIOs and other senior IT executives are finding that they are increasingly spending more time on developing and fostering IT innovation. IT innovation can be difficult to measure, so many companies equate IT innovation with the return on investment (ROI ) of IT spending.<ref>Definition - What Does IT Innovation Mean? [https://searchcio.techtarget.com/definition/IT-innovation Techtarget]</ref>

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		+	==See Also==
		+	*[[Information Technology Enabled Services (ITeS)]]

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−	'''Information technology (IT) Innovation''' in an enterprise involves using [[~~Technology\|~~technology]] in new ways to create a more efficient [[~~Organization\|~~organization]] and improve [[Business IT Alignment\|alignment between technology initiatives and business goals]]. IT innovation can take many forms. For instance, it can be used to turn [[Business Process\|business processes]] into automated IT functions, develop [[Application\|applications]] that open new [[Market\|markets]], or implement desktop ~~[[Virtualization\|~~virtualization]] to increase manageability and cut [[~~Hardware\|~~hardware]] costs. Many companies try to institutionalize the process of [[~~Innovation\|~~innovation]] by creating innovation teams from diverse segments of the company. Other firms rely on individual [[Employee\|employees]] to flourish in an environment where innovation is encouraged. Some [[Chief Information Officer (CIO)\|CIOs]] and other senior IT executives are finding that they are increasingly spending more time on developing and fostering IT innovation. IT innovation can be difficult to measure, so many companies equate IT innovation with the [[Return on Investment (ROI)\|return on investment (ROI )]] of IT spending.<ref>Definition - What Does IT Innovation Mean? [https://searchcio.techtarget.com/definition/IT-innovation Techtarget]</ref>	+	'''Information technology (IT) Innovation''' in an enterprise involves using [[technology]] in new ways to create a more efficient [[organization]] and improve [[Business IT Alignment\|alignment between technology initiatives and business goals]]. IT innovation can take many forms. For instance, it can be used to turn [[Business Process\|business processes]] into automated IT functions, develop [[Application\|applications]] that open new [[Market\|markets]], or implement desktop virtualization to increase manageability and cut [[hardware]] costs. Many companies try to institutionalize the process of [[innovation]] by creating innovation teams from diverse segments of the company. Other firms rely on individual [[Employee\|employees]] to flourish in an environment where innovation is encouraged. Some [[Chief Information Officer (CIO)\|CIOs]] and other senior IT executives are finding that they are increasingly spending more time on developing and fostering IT innovation. IT innovation can be difficult to measure, so many companies equate IT innovation with the [[Return on Investment (ROI)\|return on investment (ROI )]] of IT spending.<ref>Definition - What Does IT Innovation Mean? [https://searchcio.techtarget.com/definition/IT-innovation Techtarget]</ref>
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