IT strategy: Formal rational orthodoxy or contingent adhocracy?

IT strategy: Formal rational orthodoxy or contingent adhocracy?

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Article ID: iaor19961892
Country: United Kingdom
Volume: 23
Issue: 6
Start Page Number: 677
End Page Number: 689
Publication Date: Dec 1995
Journal: OMEGA
Authors: ,
Keywords: planning, computers: information
Abstract:

This paper examines empirical evidence of support by managers for formal rational as opposed to ad hoc approaches to IT strategy. The evidence was gathered by a large scale survey of IT managers in the UK private and public sectors. A heuristic conceptual model was used to place organizations on a continuum for several aspects of IT strategy. The authors found that most organizations appeared to subscribe to formal rationalism, but only in some aspects of strategy.

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