1990
DOI: 10.2307/976782
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Managing Information Resources in State Government

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“…This is surprising, since studies of the private sector show that MIS managers usually rate the value of IT more highly than other executives . Caudle (1990) found that strategies for developing information technologies in the federal government tend to come from middle management, rather than top managers who are often political appointees. These middle managers are comparable to Bugler and Bretschneider's end users.…”
Section: Diffusion Of Innovationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is surprising, since studies of the private sector show that MIS managers usually rate the value of IT more highly than other executives . Caudle (1990) found that strategies for developing information technologies in the federal government tend to come from middle management, rather than top managers who are often political appointees. These middle managers are comparable to Bugler and Bretschneider's end users.…”
Section: Diffusion Of Innovationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…State governments with a CIO perform better than states without a CIO. While an IRM commission is usually composed of managers representing individual organizations, a CIO in state governments is usually a technology-oriented person who is responsible for data processing operation and telecommunication operation (Caudle, 1990). In addition to day-to-day data processing operation, a CIO can play a decisive role in developing and implementing IT-related plans.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dans cette perspective, les fonctions d'information travaillent en concertation pour s'ajuster aux besoins des utilisateurs pour qui devient transparent l'accès à tout type d'information. Les auteurs ont soutenu que l'inté-gration des fonctions d'information doit se manifester sur plusieurs plans : disciplinaire et méthodologique (Cooper, 1990;Lytle, 1986;Trauth et al, 1991)» des structures organisationnelles (Burk et Horton, 1988 ;Caudle et al, 1989;Cooper, 1990;Trauth et al, 1991)* des technologies de l'information (Caudle et al, 1989;Cooper, 1990;McKenney et McFarlan, 1982) et des politiques d'information (Burk et Horton, 1988;Caudle et al, 1989;Cooper, 1990). En effet, l'inté-gration des technologies de l'information, ainsi que l'arrivée de la micro-informatique et le dévelop-pement d'Internet ont permis le décloisonnement des systèmes.…”
Section: La Prémisse D'intégration Et De Différenciation En Gestion Dunclassified