A survey of the use of strategic information systems planning approaches in UK organizations

Abstract This work describes the results of a questionnaire-based survey into how 18 UK organizations use strategic information systems planning approaches for integrating IT into their business. The results are useful both for practitioners who may benefit from the experiences of planning in other organizations, and for researchers who seek to understand and improve planning approaches and the way in which they are used.

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