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ITM 102 Chapter 10: Chapter 10.doc

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olivemarten720
2 May 2012
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Ryerson University
Department
Information Technology Management
Course
ITM 102
Professor
Vikraman

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Is departments have managers at all levels & frequently division of duties. Is department will have divided its duties into several divisions, such as systems development, telecommunications, e-commerce/web, database management, user relations/support, & operations. Is department manager may or may not be the cio (cto, cko); strategic level manager for is; member of senior management, responsible for strategic level. Is planning & for ensuring that all is plans, systems & operations support the organization"s overall strategy: organization may also make use of the mis steering committee; sets policy. Managing systems development: many surfaces or perspectives; manage implemented system, personnel assignments to develop systems, & project management. Irm system quality, security, & control in detail. Included in this are network, database, web management which ensure that organizational & department policies are followed in each of these areas & that these parts of the organizations is are secure, reliable, available, & accessible as needed.

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