There are many opinions about what constitutes an IT strategy. In my view, the IT strategy has to start from a deep understanding of the short-, mid-, and long-term goals of the company. In the absence of clearly stated corporate goals, the CIO does not get a pass; he or she must make some assumptions based on observation. Assuming there are stated corporate goals, the CIO must have some specific artifacts to create a grounded, purposeful strategy that aligns IT actions to company needs and whose value is clear. One of these artifacts is the company culture.
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In Creating IT Strategy, Culture Counts
Posted July 27, 2010 | Leadership | Leadership |
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