How to survive a management assessment

Authors:
Gerald L. Matlin
Affiliations:
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Venue:
MIS Quarterly
Year:
1977

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This paper describes a procedure of evaluating a company's information system effectiveness relative to business objectives and/or industry practice. The focus of this process, called a management assessment, is on the management aspects of the relationship between the user and the information system organization. In addition to describing the process, the paper examines why a management assessment should be conducted and the role of the information systems executive in the process.