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Sanjay Rishi   Johnson Controls 29 automotiveIT 2012 make a formal announcement on what we have chosen We now have legacy systems built on other legacy systems We have all the players How do you define IT s contribution to the business If IT organizations just take orders they don t add value Organizations need to be come value based not order based It s a simple statement to make but it changes behaviors culture and how you inter act with the business For example if the purchasing organization asks for a supplier portal with a particular kind of analytics and applications we could run off and give them what they want and the conversation would stop But in a value based organiza tion we would introduce new technologies and engage with the business in understan ding the value of a solution We help create a business case and capture the value that the solution is delivering to the business We have tried to really build that culture What will the IT world look like five or 10 years from now I think the idea of portals will have ma tured in five years The access point for all information will be a portal It s where you go for e mail voice mail analytics charts reports regardless of whether you re an exective an engineer or someone working in the plant This will have a significant im pact on how applications work What kind of implications do you see Everything underneath has to be struc tured Everything will be pulled into the portal Analytics will mature in a big way Big data has huge implications for what s available Through the portal you can find out which customer bought what from me how many engineering changes came through how big those changes were what implications there are for manufac turing and purchasing costs the footprint new plants etc There is so much know ledge resident in organizations that is not captured and presented or managed by IT It s in people s heads or somebody s day planner or in somebody s conference room IT organizations of tomorrow will become more knowledge oriented organizations How you capture and present knowledge is where you will see a big change in five years Interview by Arjen Bongard automotiveIT international