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DEFINITION - Business technology management (BTM) is a term for a group of services intended to help businesses that might not have their own information technology (IT) department. BTM can include technology planning, project management, support, database services, disaster recovery, network management, security, and document services such as e-billing, document formatting, and mass printing and mailing. A company that offers BTM services may offer consulting or the actual service itself.

LAST UPDATED: 05 Jun 2007

Read more about business technology management:
- Telus provides BTM services.
- SpliceNet has more information about BTM and their services.
- The Enamics Web site has a section called "BTM Resources."


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