2014
DOI: 10.1365/s40702-014-0048-6
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Implikationen von inoffiziellen Projekten für die IT-Governance

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Aus der IT-Governance-Perspektive ist eine zentrale Aufgabe des Projektportfoliomanagements sicherzustellen, dass offizielle Projekte auf die ihnen zugewiesenen Ressourcen zugreifen können. In der Praxis ist dabei zu beobachten, dass Mitarbeiter, die laut offiziellen Planungen für ein bestimmtes Projektvorhaben vollständig verfügbar sein sollten, tatsächlich mit anderen Vorhaben beschäftigt und somit nicht in angenommenem Umfang verfügbar sind. Als zentrale Ursache wird das Auftreten inoffiziel… Show more

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“…A lack of business knowledge in the IT organization [53,54] together with a lack of understanding due to insufficient communication [55] leads to unmet user needs [56][57][58]. Likewise, users are not sufficiently trained, for example, in operating the central system [59], and business processes are not sufficiently supported [22,60,61], for example, due to a high degree of process formalization with extensive documentation requirements even for small pilot projects [62,63]. Consequently, BUs make detrimental experiences with the IT organization over time [61,64], which leads to a low level of trust between BUs and the IT organization [41,65,66].…”
Section: M1 It Organization and Bu Non-alignmentmentioning
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“…A lack of business knowledge in the IT organization [53,54] together with a lack of understanding due to insufficient communication [55] leads to unmet user needs [56][57][58]. Likewise, users are not sufficiently trained, for example, in operating the central system [59], and business processes are not sufficiently supported [22,60,61], for example, due to a high degree of process formalization with extensive documentation requirements even for small pilot projects [62,63]. Consequently, BUs make detrimental experiences with the IT organization over time [61,64], which leads to a low level of trust between BUs and the IT organization [41,65,66].…”
Section: M1 It Organization and Bu Non-alignmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, peer behavior influences the use of Shadow IT [90][91][92]. Employees also might want to conceal their personal misconduct, for example, when a project was not finished in the given timeframe and thus continues as an Un-enacted Project [62].…”
Section: M1 It Organization and Bu Non-alignmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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