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MANAGER OR TECHNICIAN? THE NATURE OF THE INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGER'S JOB
The role of the information systems manager has evolved in twenty years from that of a technician managing a relatively unimportant service function into that of a vice presidential-level, general manager who department can substantially impact the entire organization. In this paper we trace, by ex
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