Wednesday, May 09, 2007

IT Strategy Is On Board-Room Back-Burner

Deloitte survey provides insights into boardroom perspectives on IT strategy. While boards don't have more time to focus on IT strategy, the limited time available should be used effectively. ...

... "But they don't plan to work toward improving the strategy: 52 percent said their board won't spend any more time on IT over the next three years than it does now. " ...


Via CIO: Board Perspectives on IT

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Thursday, March 15, 2007

Board Level View of IT

What is the right level of board involvement, awareness of IT, and influence on IT strategy? Boards are definitely concerned with business strategy. What is the right equilibrium for board-level IT discussion - %of time and frequency? Are the amounts in the referenced survey out-of-whack? I'm not sure ... I would want the board to focus on business strategy. And, if IT were aligned with it, would a lower frequency and amount of discussion be ok? Maybe, if the quality of the minimal discussion was high. What are the thoughts in the blogosphere? ...

... "Yes, directors say the right things about the importance of IT, and make the by now obvious connection between effectively executing IT strategy and better financial performance. But their lack of attention to IT ought to concern CIOs and shareholders. " ...


Via CIO Insight: Survey of Board Views on IT

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