The authors state that organizations do not systematically evaluate the effects and consequences of information strategy, in
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The authors state that organizations do not systematically evaluate the effects and consequences of information strategy, in part because senior managers do not believe in the possibility to measure such links. Suggest an alternative explanation.
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Strategic Information Management
ISBN: 9780750656191
3rd Edition
Authors: Robert D. Galliers, Dorothy E Leidner
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