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Economic Trends and Organizations' Response Concerning IS Investments

Posted February 1, 2006 | Leadership | Cutter Benchmark Review

Information systems (IS) managers face a challenge. They must manage a set of technical and human resources, in a rapidly changing environment, to deliver value to an organization that is also in a state of change. For an effective manager -- one with good general management skills, a strategic "big picture" view of the organization, and good communication skills -- this would be a test. However, for the CIO without these traits, the task of managing the IT organization can be perilous.

About The Author
Dennis Adams
Dennis A. Adams has worked in higher education for over three decades in the areas of information systems, leadership, entrepreneurship, and strategy. Mr. Adams has published articles in journals such as Interfaces, Information Systems Research, The DATA BASE for Advances in Information Systems, MIS Quarterly, and Information & Management and was a contributor to Cutter Benchmark Review. His research interests include leadership and the… Read More
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