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Which of the following would be included in an IS strategic
plan?
A. Specifications for planned hardware purchases
B. Analysis of future business objectives
C. Target dates for development projects
D. Annual budgetary targets for the IS department
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Answer: B
IS strategic plans must address the needs of the business
and meet future business objectives. Hardware purchases may
be outlined but not specified and neither budget targets nor
development projects are relevant choices. Choices A, C and
D are not strategic items.
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What would be included in the strategic management plan?
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