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A key objective for IT management should be to establish effective decision rights for IT versus the business. Misplaced rights can create problems for IT that at the least create unnecessary work, and at worst can result in failure to deliver...

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In many organizations, the allocation of IT decision rights is inappropriate, either removing from IT its rightful control of the IT technical environment, or forcing IT to make decisions that have a major impact on business units.

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Ongoing IT input provided through committees can provide continuous feedback to stakeholders who might not otherwise solicit IT's advice in decision-making.

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This tool assists in identifying decision right gaps by performing a comparison between your organization's unique decision right allocation and the ideal situation.

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The responsibility for IT decisions is often misplaced with those most impacted being uninvolved in decisions that they should be making.

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Projects have a much higher probability of success if Project Managers (PMs) are given autonomy and take personal responsibility for all aspects of project planning and management. Empower project managers with effective training for managing...

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Many enterprises have found that alignment is difficult to achieve because the gulf between IT and the various business units is too wide. Often there is poor communication, mistrust, or the two groups are simply on different pages. Follow...

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Organizations today recognize the impact IT can have on the success of the enterprise. As a result, boards of directors and executive management teams understand the strategic importance of IT and are putting IT governance firmly on the agenda.