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July 13, 2007 Position IT For Innovation By Fixing Duplication And AmbiguityWorkaround Cultures Create An Environment That Saps IT's Attentionwith Alex Cullen, Bobby Cameron |
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CIOs who wish to position IT for more sustainable contributions to business productivity and innovation must first address two problems that have consumed IT since the early days of client-server: 1) duplication within IT assets and organizations, and 2) IT's traditional workaround culture. These conditions sap IT budgets and management's attention — making focus on business outcomes elusive and fleeting. CIOs must regularly look for symptoms signaling a rise in duplication and organizational ambiguity on the strategies and values that should guide IT efforts.
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