Communicate, Collaborate, Coordinate, Decide: How IT Achieves Strategic Leadership

Posted October 31, 2008 | Leadership |

FOUR ORGANIZATIONAL CAPABILITIES

IT has its unique wisdom to contribute to the strategic conversation of organizations. But what gives IT real strategic leadership is its ability to tap and extend the wisdom of the organization as a whole.

About The Author

Jeffrey Stamps

Jeffrey Stamps, Chief Scientist, is a cofounder of NetAge, a company that develops and offers services and software that help people work together better. Dr. Stamps is the author, along with Jessica Lipnack, of six books, including Virtual Teams. Dr. Stamps can be reached at E-mail: jeff.stamps at netage.com; Web site: www.netage.com.

Jessica Lipnack

Jessica Lipnack, CEO, is a cofounder of NetAge, a company that develops and offers services and software that help people work together better. Ms. Lipnack is the author, along with Jeffrey Stamps, of six books, including Virtual Teams. Ms. Lipnack can be reached at E-mail: jessica.Lipnack at netage.com; Web site: www.netage.com.

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Communicate, Collaborate, Coordinate, Decide: How IT Achieves Strategic Leadership

FOUR ORGANIZATIONAL CAPABILITIES

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