1985 Opinion Survey of MIS Managers: Key Issues
Management Information Systems Quarterly · 1986 · Volume 10 · Issue 4
Abstract
This article identifies the issues which MIS management rates as most important and most difficult to solve over the next two years. The results were obtained from a 1985 opinion survey of MIS managers in over 100 St. Louis area companies. The most important issues fall into three categories: aligning MIS with corporate goals, software development, and end-user computing; the least important issues were narrowly focused or more technical. Comparison with prior research reveals that the alignment and end-user computing issues have increased in importance. The results indicate that MIS managers are more oriented to corporate than to technical issues.
Keywords
MIS managers, opinion survey, aligning MIS, end-user computing, K.6.0
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