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THE MYTHS OF STRATEGIC SYSTEMS

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Information Technology Governance and Strategy Information Systems Education and Curriculum Development Information Systems Theories and Implementation

Abstract

Tales of so-called strategic information systems have reached mythic proportion in the IS community. This article exposes seven myths associated with the deployment of information systems to gain a competitive advantage—myths about what strategic systems are (and aren't) and how these innovations originate. Is managers can achieve greater success by having a clear perspective on IT as an enabler of the business strategy.

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