SYSTEMS PLANNING FOR INTELLIGENT RESPONSE: Information Systems Management: Vol 10, No 1

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Abstract

A successful approach to systems planning is not a rote process. It takes new thinking and innovation and group interaction among key people to build solutions and broad consensus. The goals and characteristics of such an IS planning process are described in this column.

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Theodore J. Freiser

THEODORE J. FREISER is president of The Freiser Company, a New York consulting firm that helps clients gain full value from investments in information systems.

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