Strategic Information System Plans in Nations Around the World

作者: James Melitski , Aroon Manoharan

DOI: 10.1080/01900692.2014.917102

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摘要: Strategic information systems planning (SISP) literature addresses the importance of measuring both broad externally validated societal measures organizational outcomes, while at same time assessing organization specific metrics that speak to an institution’s ability deliver outputs. Accordingly, this article explores for strategic management in public sector, SISP, and digital government applies a framework along with analyzing national SISP plans technology or electronic government. The research finds countries are developing operational goals have managerial governance implications.

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