1216. Studies of information technology (IT) services consistently show that IT services are organized differently in large...
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12–16. Studies of information technology (IT) services consistently show that IT services are organized differently in large versus small firms. Larger firms often locate independent IT centers throughout the firm (e.g., within each product division), where each center maintains its own decision rights. Smaller firms often have just one IT unit or center that serves all divisions. Provide a potential explanation for this observation.
In large firms, some business functions are consolidated centrally instead of being controlled by the various divisions of the company. One example is environmental compliance and control, which is a function responsible for complying with environmental?
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Managerial Economics And Organizational Architecture
ISBN: 9781260571219
7th International Edition
Authors: Clifford W. Smith, Jerold Zimmerman, James Brickley