Скачать или смотреть Part 1 of 5: Why understand the company's IT infrastructure ⤵️

A company's IT infrastructure is the nervous system that connects everything and enables business operations. It's like a city's infrastructure: its roads, utilities, and public services are all connected and crucial for the city to function. In the same way, a company's software, hardware, network, and facilities must work together seamlessly.

An understanding of a company's IT infrastructure isn't just for the IT department — it's a critical asset for every employee.


Here is 1 of 5 use cases that illustrate why this knowledge is so valuable for every employee:

● Part 1/5. Streamlining New Software Adoption


Instead of seeing new software as a standalone tool, an employee who understands the IT infrastructure can quickly integrate it into their workflow. They know what systems "talk" to each other and how.

Imagine your marketing team decides to use a new project management platform. A team member who lacks technical knowledge might spend days trying to manually export tasks to a spreadsheet, upload it to the company's cloud storage, and then notify colleagues.

An employee who understands the infrastructure, however, knows that the company's core systems (like Okta for single sign-on and Azure for cloud storage) are designed to work together. They immediately check the new platform's settings, find the "Connect to Azure" button, and link the project files. They also know that their company's project management tool integrates with the team's communication platform (e.g., Slack), so they can set up automated notifications without needing help from IT. This knowledge transforms a new tool from a technical hurdle into an immediate productivity gain.

👉 Explore 4 more use cases in the following posts ⤵️
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