STRATEGIC SYSTEMS CLASSIFICATION: Tuning Systems to Business Strategy: Information Systems Management: Vol 10, No 2

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Abstract

A misdirected IS effort is not an uncommon problem, but it is one that can and should be prevented. Here are some lessons to help IS managers stay the course of strategic alignment.

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Ronald A. Zink

RONALD A. ZINK is tin independent consultant based in Pittsburgh specializing in improving business processes through the application of IT and reengineering.

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