Information Management Strategy Lecture 06 Quiz
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What does true alignment between IS and the business imply?

  • Concurrent development of IS strategy and business strategy (correct)
  • IS strategy development without considering business strategy
  • Independent development of IS strategy and business strategy
  • Sequential development of IS strategy and business strategy
  • What are symptoms of poor alignment between business and IS?

  • Systems that meet the needs of the business
  • Business users satisfied with IS services
  • Projects that deliver intended value and lack of coordination
  • Canceled projects and redundant projects (correct)
  • What should reflect alignment with the business in an aligned IS strategy?

  • Organization, processes, infrastructure, applications, and projects only
  • Processes, applications, projects, budget, and metrics only
  • Organization, processes, infrastructure, applications, projects, budget, and metrics (correct)
  • Organization, infrastructure, applications, and budget only
  • What indicates lack of coordination between the business and IS?

    <p>Systems that cannot respond quickly to the demands of the business</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a key aspect of optimal support for business goals in an aligned IS?

    <p>Optimal support across all IS activities</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Alignment between IS and Business

    • True alignment implies mutual understanding and collaboration between IS and the business to achieve shared goals and objectives.
    • It involves integrating IS plans and strategies with business objectives, ensuring IS supports and enables business success.

    Symptoms of Poor Alignment

    • IS focuses on technology rather than business needs and goals.
    • Business units and IS department operate in isolation, leading to ineffective use of resources.
    • Inadequate communication and lack of trust between IS and business stakeholders.
    • IS projects are driven by technology rather than business requirements.

    Reflecting Alignment in IS Strategy

    • Business objectives and strategies should be reflected in IS plans and strategies.
    • IS should support and enable business capabilities, such as innovation, customer service, and operational efficiency.

    Lack of Coordination

    • Independent planning and decision-making by IS and business units.
    • Unaligned priorities and resource allocation between IS and business units.
    • Inadequate sharing of information and knowledge between IS and business stakeholders.

    Optimal Support for Business Goals

    • Key aspect: IS should be able to respond quickly and effectively to changing business needs and requirements.
    • This involves providing flexible and adaptable IT systems and infrastructure that support business agility and innovation.

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    Test your knowledge about business and information systems plan alignment with this quiz based on a lecture by Dr. Mina Younan. The quiz covers topics such as business strategies and the discipline of market leaders.

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