According to Ross and Weill, Managers Leave Too Many Important

question 14

Multiple Choice

According to Ross and Weill, managers leave too many important decisions to information technology (IT) people.Which of the following is NOT one of those questions that Ross and Weill suggest managers address?

• A) Who do we blamed if an IT initiative fails?
• B) How good do our IT services need to be?
• C) What security and privacy risk will we accept?
• D) What will be the cost of peer-to-peer support -- that is, IT users helping other IT users within the organization?
• E) What IT capabilities need to be centralized and standardize throughout the agency or government?

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