Leading the digital transformation of knowledge-based organizations through consumption-based IT service models for data management

Recently changes in people's lives, work, and development knowledge require the use of the full potential of an organization's data, interactions, and decision-making processes. It is no longer an option to use knowledge technology to support everyday activities; rather, it is a requirement for organizations to achieve their efficiency and effectiveness targets. A continuous framework for the management of infrastructure, IT assets, and life cycle management is required, and it is reliant on the legal laws covering security, compatibility, and laws governing data protection. The most difficult challenge proceeds to be the sustained progress of the implementation, which incorporates both the advancement of the infrastructure and the advancement of the software-based systems. This article discusses the challenges of digitizing modern businesses and presents the solution and some examples of how flexible, consumer-driven IT services can address these challenges. To increase agility, security, flexibility, and cost control, the goal is to move from capital costs to more efficient, predictable, relatively scalable operating expenses.