Business Technology Governance -- Now and Forever: Why the Pendulum Finally Stops Swinging

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Business Technology Governance -- Now and Forever: Why the Pendulum Finally Stops Swinging

Posted October 25, 2009 | Leadership | Leadership | Leadership |

Pendulums swing back and forth in lots of areas. This is especially true in corporate and technology governance. But it may stop swinging for good very soon. Let's look at why things are so different now -- and likely to stay that way forever.

THE OLD DEFINITION

Let's begin with a definition of technology governance. Wikipedia describes it as:

About The Author

Steve Andriole

Stephen J. Andriole is a Fellow with Cutter Consortium, a member of Arthur D. Little's AMP open consulting network, and the Thomas G. Labrecque Professor of Business Technology at Villanova University. His specialty areas include digital transformation, emerging technology trends, cloud computing, social media, technology due diligence, software IP valuation, business technology strategy, business technology management, technology governance,… Read More

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Business Technology Governance -- Now and Forever: Why the Pendulum Finally Stops Swinging

THE OLD DEFINITION

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