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Information silos and IT governance failure

Information silos and IT governance failure

By Michael Krigsman on January 14, 2010

“Governance” is a badass sounding phrase that simply means establishing policies to enable consistent management by exception. But many governance initiatives are doomed to fail.

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Chief information officer, CIO issues, Cultural issues, Decision making, Governance, HR Team..., Human resources, Human Resources Inc., Information technology, IT Governance, IT issues, IT Team, Management, software as a service, strategy | 1 Response

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