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What Does IT Think About the Business?

Posted April 26, 2011 | Leadership |

"Frantic," "indecisive," "technology-disabled," "fantasy-driven," "doesn't know what it wants" -- these are only some of the statements provided by IT people when asked to describe their customers. And this is hardly a surprise. In general, IT processes are characterized by long durations and time-consuming efforts. Once assigned to a task, the IT project manager is first asked to "understand the need" (aka requirements management).

About The Author
Rachel Mendelovich
Rachel Mendelovich has 17 years' experience in IT, with more than seven in top managerial roles. During her career, she has held positions in various companies, including large global organizations, small startups, product companies, and retail companies. Recently, Ms. Mendelovich led the implementation of IT governance processes in the Israeli government and is a known lecturer in the field. She holds a BA in computer science and an MBA from… Read More
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