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What are the five decision areas of IT and their definitions?
What are the five decision areas of IT and their definitions?
- IT Principles: Low-level statements about how IT will be used to create business value, IT infrastructure strategies: state the approach for building unique and non-standard IT services across the enterprise, IT architecture: The technical choices that will not meet business needs, Business application needs: Where business does not define its' application needs, IT investment and prioritization: Defines the process for moving IT-based investments through rejection, disapproval, and unaccountability
- IT Principles: High-level statements about how IT will be used to create business value, IT infrastructure strategies: state the approach for building shared and standard IT services across the enterprise, IT architecture: The technical choices that will not meet business needs, Business application needs: Where business defines its' application needs, IT investment and prioritization: Defines the process for moving IT-based investments through justification, disapproval, and accountability
- IT Principles: High-level statements about how IT will be used to create business value, IT infrastructure strategies: state the approach for building shared and standard IT services across the enterprise, IT architecture: The technical choices that will meet business needs, Business application needs: Where business defines its' application needs, IT investment and prioritization: Defines the process for moving IT-based investments through justification, approval, and accountability
- IT Principles: High-level statements about how IT will be used to create business value, IT infrastructure strategies: state the approach for building shared and standard IT services across the enterprise, IT architecture: The technical choices that will meet business needs, Business application needs: Where business defines its' application needs, IT investment and prioritization: Defines the process for moving IT-based investments through justification, approval, and accountability
What are the six different approaches to governance style?
What are the six different approaches to governance style?
- Business Monarchy, IT Monarchy, Feudal, Federal, Duopoly, Anarchy (correct)
- Business Monarchy, IT Monarchy, Feudal, Federal, Duopoly, Oligarchy
- Business Monarchy, IT Monarchy, Feudal, Federal, Duopoly, Democracy
- Business Monarchy, IT Monarchy, Feudal, Federal, Duopoly, Dictatorship
What are the four factors that dictate whether the implementation of IT is successful?
What are the four factors that dictate whether the implementation of IT is successful?
- User involvement and influence, Management support, Level of simplicity/risk, Management of implementation process
- User involvement and influence, Management support, Level of simplicity/reward, Management of implementation process
- User involvement and influence, Management support, Level of complexity/reward, Management of implementation process
- User involvement and influence, Management support, Level of complexity/risk, Management of implementation process (correct)
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