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ORGANIZATIONAL POWER AND THE INFORMATION SERVICES DEPARTMENT
A theory of intraorganizational power is discussed and applied to the information services department. The paper presents the results of a study of the power of five departments in 40 manufacturing plants. Hypotheses about the levels of power of information processing are not supported by the fin
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