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LAP Lambert Academic Publishing The Impact of Information Systems on Organisational Maturity: Do Information Systems Frameworks Work?

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Within information systems governance, there has been intense and at times, heated discussion on whether the deployment of information systems frameworks enhance or hinder organisational maturity. Some auexperts advocate that frameworks provide guidelines for the evaluation of information processes, while others argue that information systems governance is qualitative and that distillation into a set of predefined processes freezes an organisation, which has to exist in a fluid and dynamic environment. The research endeavours to identify the effects of information systems frameworks on organisational maturity in the identified areas of importance and influence in information systems governance.Historically, business and information systems structures within organisations, have, for the most part, operated in isolation from each other. Each structure does not have a clear understanding of the contributions and requirements of the other. It may be time for those in the upper echelons of organisational management to have the vision and discipline required to adopt proven maturity models in order to create profitable synergy between business and information systems initiatiatives.

Product Specifications

Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
14 March 2012
Listed Since
13 March 2012

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