Biomedical subjects
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Information systems are becoming of such strategic importance that planning for them must not be left to weak selection processes that executives are tempted to avoid diplomatically because of the difficulty and the internal friction that determined management might cause. Presented here is a methodology for planning the evolution of information systems.
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Today's chief information officer has a dual role. As a technical expert, the CIO must stay atop rapid changes and strategically plan, implement, and build an organization's technological backbone to support better patient-care delivery, quality, and cost-containment efforts. As an executive, the CIO must possess the management know-how to lead organizational change and work processes.