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Key Principles for Maximizing IT Value

I just came across the following article while checking through my LinkedIn group discussions: 

It is definitely a worthy read, and requires very little commentary.  These simply stated principles encompass a wealth of information which organizations would do well to consider and apply.

The only point I would like to add to this excellent list is as follows: 

If your IT function does not go beyond mere order-taking, it's not adding value to the business.

Let’s endeavor to apply these principles for the betterment of both our individual businesses and the economy at large.

As a plus, it looks like I just found myself a new blog to track regularly…  :)

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Posted: Sunday, June 14, 2009 7:31 PM by Logik!

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MichaellaS said:

tks for the effort you put in here I appreciate it!

# July 22, 2009 6:54 PM
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About Logik!

Andrew S. Baker aka ASB aka Logik!

Andrew S. Baker is a business-savvy, hands-on IT leader with expertise in mentoring people, mitigating risk, and integrating technology to drive innovation and maximize business results. He creates competitive advantage for organizations through effective IT leadership: implementation of processes and controls, and architecture of robust business solutions.

Mr. Baker has successfully led a number of high-performance technology teams in designing, deploying and maintaining secure, cost-effective computing environments for well-known companies, including Warner Music Group, The Princeton Review, Bear Stearns, About.com, and Lewco Securities.

For over a decade, Andrew has exhibited thought leadership on technology and business topics via mailing lists, technical forums, blogs, and professional networking groups, along with contributions to podcasts, webinars, and over 20 technical/business magazine articles. He also serves on several boards and committees for non-profit organizations, and within the Seventh-day Adventist church.

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