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The Business of IT
F E A T U R E  
Where The Gloves Come Off

  July 8, 2002
  By David Joachim


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Introduction
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Bahram Akradi, CEO
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Brent Zempel, CIO
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Wesley Bertch, Director of Software Systems
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Robert Mendel, Director of IT Operations
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Gary Lien, Systems Architect
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Jud McKee, Director of Network Operations
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Next Steps
With MMS, Life Time Fitness' IT group has made a strong start toward enabling growth, but can it follow through?

MMS Road Map: How successful will the IT group be in building full Web services functionality into its flagship business application?

CRM Go-Live: They chose Siebel. Now can they make it work with MMS?

Quality assurance: Life Time's Testworld lets network operations test MMS and other apps before they go live. Can the IT group keep up with the pace of change happening in the production systems?

More With Less: Can IT maintain its buff image while doing more work and meeting higher expectations, all with fewer resources?


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