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Leadership During Tough Times
Leadership skills get tested when times are tough, when business is down, and when morale is low. How do you motivate your people after 20% of their colleagues have been laid off? How do you focus their attention on your vision for the future when they are skeptical as to whether there will even be a future, or if they will be a part of it?
The Book Is Dead, Long Live the E-Book
E-business
This month's installment of Cutter Benchmark Review takes an in-depth look at one of the critical issues that typically emerges in our yearly series on IT budgets and the budgeting process: IT governance, which we define as the process of identifying responsibilities and implementing decision-making tools and structures for appropriate oversight of the management and use of IT resources.
IT Governance: Size Matters
This month's installment of Cutter Benchmark Review focuses on the process of identifying responsibilities and implementing decision-making tools and structures for appropriate oversight of the management and use of IT resources: that is, IT governance and governance mechanisms.
IT Governance Survey Data
This survey investigated the extent to which IT governance practices are applied in organizations as well as the degree to which those practices are effective. Forty-eight percent of the 89 responding organizations are headquartered in North America, 21% in Europe, 17% in Australia/Pacific, and 8% in Asia, with the remainder distributed in South America (3%), the Middle East (2%), and Africa (1%).

